Four years turning strategy into words that convert, and words that just land. Pick the track that matches what you're hiring for.
Multi-channel content strategy, paid social, email, and reporting for bridal brands at The Ivory Grey Project.
View case studies → Track Two~interrupted~, a newsletter on literature, culture, and film, plus behind-the-scenes writing from The Ivory Grey Project and features from Colorado Blvd.
Read the work →At The Ivory Grey Project, I run integrated content strategy for bridal brands: SEO/AEO, email, paid social, video, and the reporting that proves it's working. A few of the specific problems I've solved:

Problem: Each brand needed a distinct voice and cadence across newsletter, blog, and social without rebuilding content from scratch every time.
Approach: Built repurposing workflows turning one core asset into 3+ touchpoints per campaign while preserving each brand's voice, informed by competitor analysis and keyword research.
Result: Grew qualified web traffic and newsletter subscribers across all 6 accounts, scaling output without scaling headcount.

Problem: Ad spend needed to reach high-intent bridal buyers more efficiently.
Approach: Ran ongoing Meta Ads A/B experiments testing creative, copy, and targeting, using competitor analysis to refine positioning.
Result: Lowered cost-per-acquisition over time while reaching thousands of high-intent buyers.
Problem: Leadership needed visibility into whether content was performing across 6 client accounts, not just whether it was published.
Approach: Built data visualization dashboards tracking publishing cadence, campaign engagement, and brand voice consistency.
Result: Reporting insights directly shaped strategy pivots and gave a clear ROI story per client.
Problem: Written content alone wasn't building enough audience trust for buyers making high-consideration purchases.
Approach: Produced and directed short-form video tutorials translating complex concepts into visual storytelling, like this walkthrough of using Claude Cowork to audit my own company's workflows.
Result: Drove subscriber growth and deepened trust ahead of purchase decisions.
~interrupted~ is where I write about literature, culture, film, and the human condition. No assignment, no client, just the thing I'd write anyway.

On using small rituals and a little delusion to stay above water.
Oct 2025
A personal essay on intimacy, memory, and what it means to really be known.
May 2025
You don't have to feel guilty for moving on.
Nov 2025
The story of how we met, and why I still adore her.
Feb 2026Culture and AI writing for The Ivory Grey Project's newsletter, alongside client strategy work.
How much water and energy does AI actually use? → I tried Sabrina Romonov's make me money prompts →Published 4-6 culture and community features per week on deadline for a regional print and digital publication.
Rain or Shine, South Pasadena's 15th Eclectic Music Festival → An Altadena Resident's Journey Through Gratitude, Family and Survivor's Guilt →
Cathy Hughes School of Communications
Howard University, 2024
I'm a content strategist and writer based in Pasadena. By day, I run content strategy for bridal brands at The Ivory Grey Project: SEO, email, paid social, video, the whole mix. By night (and most weekends, if I'm honest), I write ~interrupted~, a newsletter on literature, culture, and film that's grown to 9,000+ subscribers just from showing up consistently and writing like I actually mean it.
I started out as a reporter. I worked the culture desk at Howard's The Hilltop, then wrote for Colorado Blvd. Newspaper here in Pasadena. That's probably why I don't really separate writing from marketing in my head. Whether I'm building a campaign or finishing an essay, I'm chasing the same thing: something worth someone's attention.

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Open to marketing/content strategy roles and writing, editing, or copywriting work.