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Stephanie Nolan is the senior content specialist at Internet Marketing Ninjas. A sales copy wizard and business-jargon junkie, she administers and supplements content creation for some of the top brands in many industries. With years of marketing, public relations, recruitment, and professional writing under her belt, she works to provide companies with their own, unique voice both during content planning and content creation phases.
A dual graduate of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, Stephanie brings an old-school knowledge of marking and branding to the new world of SEO. She's an all-around word nerd and has written pretty much anything one can: blog posts, film scripts, press releases, advertising copy, infographic copy, opinion pieces, fictional stories, novels, website copy, and in-depth news articles. This breadth of experience is invaluable to the many companies she works with.
Now, she has found a great balance while working with a team of writers and editors to provide the best copy for Internet Marketing Ninjas' discerning clients.
She's also particularly passionate about exclamation marks, physics, obscure fan theories, and alliteration.
[Updated 2021/06/25] Eyeballs are getting harder and harder to grab, especially on Facebook, where the auto-play feature has completely changed the landscape of the platform, both on desktop and mobile. Right now, video is the most engaging Facebook format. Uploading 60-90 second, funny, evergreen videos with captions and short text introductions is one of the most successful tactics to slow down scrolling on the app, at least according to Buzzsumo…. [Read More…]
SEM and SEO experts stress one point on a constant basis: To do well in search and convert, a website needs great content. Brands must create content that’s unique and interesting, but they have to do more than that: They must create something memorable that rises above the daily noise. But how? How does one measure “great content,” and what does it look like? How can a brand, company, content… [Read More…]