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Hi, I’m Wren! As a writer I specialize in content writing, web copy, marketing materials, and communications. My background is in the creative arts and nonprofit sectors with additional experience in corporate communications and marketing.
I’ve worked in various contracts with companies large and small, doing everything from customer service and corporate communications, to retail and service work. What I’ve learned through these experiences is that effective communication can make or break a business – so when I made the decision to freelance, I decided that I’d put my focus in helping organizations tackle their biggest communication problems.
I’m passionate about introducing people to new topics and new ways of thinking, my most fulfilling projects have allowed me to learn just as much as my audience! I love using my skills to help individuals, not just businesses, communicate and understand more effectively.
In working with me, you’ll get a writer who can tackle nuanced and complicated subjects and make them accessible to a wide and diverse audience. Let’s connect and get your project finished!
I have experience writing promotional content, web copy, blog posts, and articles. Below is a sample of work I’ve done for various theaters and non-profits in the Twin Cities, and I am now focusing my work in the areas of healthcare, education and culture.
If you like my style but don’t see any projects similar to what you need, contact me! I’m currently available to accept clients outside my usual niches.
Web copy written for Articulture, a Minneapolis arts non-profit. This page details the history, vision, and mission of the group.
Web copy written for Articulture, a Minneapolis arts non-profit. This page describes for visitors the current volunteer roles available.
A page of web copy I wrote for The Loft, updating their list of publishers and other services for writers in Minnesota.
A blog post written for Minneapolis arts non-profit COMPAS, as part of a series on how creating art benefits a person's well being.
A blog post to promote the production of Lyric Arts "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" which gives historical context to the musical's setting.
A promotion for the show Shame of Thrones: Stupidity War by Brave New Workshop improv theater in Minneapolis.