Chrissy Kammerer

Writing a professional summary is one of the rare times I believe it's imperative you disclose pertinent traits about business acumen as well as personality. If you have ever interacted with a seasoned writer, you know why this is important and if this is your first time, you may thank me for sharing the following insight ahead of time.

I am passionate about what I do and have extensive experience in the digital marketing space writing results-driven content including blogs, handbooks, sales training manuals, sales copy, press releases and just about everything in between. I am interested in every job and content that may be unfamiliar, isn't so for long. I have never had a dissatisfied client and relationship building has become the foundation of my craft. It is writing nirvana when your content writer can show you what you didn't know you wanted and this is what separates a writer from a quality writer and consultant; and there is no mistaking the two.

Fortunately, by nature, my ego doesn't allow me to know my clients' business to a degree even close to theirs. What it does allow me to do is think like the intended audience or consumer and this guides my process. Many writers apply an identical formula to every job they take and since there are no two jobs alike, this lends to lackluster and uninspired work. A job shouldn't be complete until the client, not the writer, is happy. And in instances when the two marry, it is truly wedded bliss.