Fractional Managing Editor for hospitality, beauty and lifestyle brands.
You set the strategy. I run your writers, your calendar and your content, and write the pieces that matter most.
You were hired to lead marketing. Lately, you're editing all of it.
Somewhere between the launch calendar, the email schedule, and the freelancer who needs "just a little more direction," you became the editor. Every draft waits on you. Every channel sounds a little different. And the strategic work you're best at keeps sliding to next week.
Another writer won't fix that. It gives you one more person to manage.
The senior content manager your marketing team is missing, without the full-time hire.
As your fractional editor-in-chief, I take ownership of the editorial work so your strategy actually reaches the page.
Turn your content calendar into clear assignments and briefs
Direct your writers, freelancers and agency partners
Edit priority work for voice, accuracy and brand standards
Keep email, social, journal and campaign copy sounding like one brand
Write the high-stakes pieces myself: launches, founder letters, flagship stories
Track what's in progress so nothing stalls between idea and publish
You keep:
The strategy.
The goals.
The budget.
The final call.
I run:
The briefs.
The edits.
The voice.
The deadlines.
Fifteen years of writing and editing for brands like these.
Future Commerce
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Partytrick
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Don Francisco's Coffee
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Eminence Organic Skin Care
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Settle.Co
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Unwrap
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Oobli
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Axonify
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Placewise Media
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Hashtag Paid
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Sanitas Skincare
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The Quality Edit
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Corpus Naturals
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Control Corrective
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Mews
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The Suite
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Viral Nation
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Future Commerce • Partytrick • Don Francisco's Coffee • Eminence Organic Skin Care • Settle.Co • Unwrap • Oobli • Axonify • Placewise Media • Hashtag Paid • Sanitas Skincare • The Quality Edit • Corpus Naturals • Control Corrective • Mews • The Suite • Viral Nation •
If you're the bottleneck on your own content, let's talk.
Tell me what's on your team's plate this quarter. I'll tell you honestly whether an editor-in-chief would help.