My great grandfather, Robert L. Stanford, not only survived the Great Depression but employed and fed the people in his community, just outside of Chicago, Illinois.
He owned a bakery and built his success by connecting with his fellow human being. Now that’s growth marketing.

I use words the way my great grandfather used a simple loaf of bread – to cultivate strong connections.
My specialties include:
Strategic Copywriting
Growth Marketing
E-commerce Strategies
Content Writing
View my resume on the About page or on LinkedIn.
Tapping into the beauty of being human creates growth. By working with marketing and development teams in Mexico and the Ukraine, I help launch successful websites.
Ecommerce Websites
From vanity phone number services to nutrition industries, I produce copy that provides a competitive edge. After studying the competition, I build strategies that amp up the unique aspects of the client’s project.
Copywriting Strategy
I make sure the copy matches the client’s vision not only to communicate it clearly but to also share the essence of the client’s own enthusiasm for the product or service. By using a multi-faceted approach to SEO strategy, I craft better organic copy and content without killing the creativity that makes the copy organic in the first place.
Content Writing
Clear, informative, and engaging content reels the reader in for more.
12 Cool Vanity Phone Numbers for Startups
Why Your Business Needs a Vanity Phone Number
Creating Tours for the Fitness Enthusiast | Built Story
5 Tips for Creating An Enjoyable Driving Tour | Built Story
Introducing: The Literature Tour | Built Story
What is CBD oil? Your Guide to Extraction, CBD Types, and More | Smilz
Eden Magazine
I wrote the following posts for InformEd at Open Colleges. I pitched the ideas and wrote deliberately long pieces for better search results.
50 Ways To Integrate Art Into Any Lesson
Student-Driven Learning: 50 challenging questions to ask your students.
50 Resources to Use Animation as a Teaching Tool
The Gift of Failure: 50 Tips for Teaching Students How to Fail Well