I've spent every single holiday dinner for the past six or so years trying to help my extended relatives understand the basics of what I do for a living. Some of my favorite summaries so far have been: "You're a blogger." "You put stuff on the internet." "You're a writer but not, like, books." Sort of...but not quite. Here's the gist: I'm a full-time freelance writer who specializes in creating long-form online content (primarily, blog posts and ebooks) for software clients in the careers, human resources, productivity, project management, and business ownership spaces. My team of talented subcontractors and I work closely with clients to deliver concise and conversational content that not only engages readers, but also ranks well with search engines. Some of my past and current clients include Trello, Loom, Atlassian, Wrike, GoSkills, QuickBooks, The Muse, Toggl, and more. Plus, my work has been published and/or syndicated by The New York Times, Forbes, Fast Company, Inc., Business Insider, TIME, Mashable, and LifeHacker, to name just a few. *dusts shoulder off* Not so bad for a "blogger," am I right?