Writing matters. So don't just hire a writer, hire a craftsman who has a finger on the pulse of the millennial market with premium training and experience.
My focus: -Ghostwriting memoirs and helping people tell their story in the best, most engaging way -Storytelling and brand narrative through blog posts and other copy -Writing and consulting on narrative-driven projects -Contributing as a columnist, short story writer, and personal essayist to various publications -Ghostwriting, conducting interviews for articles and profiles, and other writing that requires an eye for narrative detail based on true personal stories -Using the visceral power of storytelling in everything I write
I only work with clients whose products, vision, or publication I believe in because my availability is limited. I'm happy to put in more hours for projects that need that next level of commitment, which is why I have to be so selective. Please note that I prefer to work hourly.
I maintain a writing blog at AmySuto.com, which I've been writing on for the past decade.
I’ve been hired by business coaches, former NBA players, lawyers, Instagram marketing websites, life coaches, fitness websites, and other companies and entrepreneurs to help with their writing needs. I write personal essays and columns for various publications as well.
I was nominated for a College Television Emmy for the television miniseries I wrote and was the Executive Producer on, and that same series won "BEST DRAMA" at the Miami International Web Festival. (It can be viewed at contvshow.com). In addition, I went to the prestigious USC film school in the screenwriting program, which is more competitive to get into than Harvard Law.
I'm currently working in Hollywood, and I take on targeted work here on Upwork in order to keep my skills sharp and help others elevate their copy and storytelling.
I've run several successful blogs (one of which has 40,000 followers). I write clever thinkpieces, witty tweets, and insightful editorials not only on my website, but for other screenwriting blogs.
Don't just hire any writer. Hire someone who sees writing as the art it is.