Copy writing
I write copy for some of the largest companies in southern Wisconsin which is then published in the "sponsored" section of Milwaukee Magazine. I've handled one off projects and large sections like the Faces of Milwaukee campaign -- the magazines largest award section of the year. Beyond writing copy, I also handle converting print stories to web before they are uploaded to milwaukeemag.com.
Meet the people behind some of the most exceptional businesses in our area! ...
f you stepped inside The Vig on Friday night, you know the city is excited about the new spot. Milwaukee showed up in force to welcome the restaurant and bar for its lavish grand opening party. The stylish space was jam-packed with people talking about the cool decor, delicious food and great drinks – and planning their next visit.
The Vig (909 E. Michigan St.), has turned its portion of The Couture tower’s second floor into a slick, refined and exciting destination, with design inspired by 1950s-era sports parlors. “Vig”, short for the English slang word “vigorish,” means the bookie or house’s cut on a bet. ...
Tucked on the shores of Lake Delton in the Wisconsin Dells, a new kind of retreat is waiting 25-feet in the air.
The Kalahari Treehouse Adventures and Lakeside Cabins offer all of the nostalgia of an up north resort with a modern twist. The 12 treehouses, designed and built in partnership with Pete Nelson, star of “Treehouse Masters” on Animal Planet, overlook the shores of Lake Delton. ...
Walk into Revival, and you’ll immediately know you’re in a different kind of club.
A glass entryway opens to a 13-bag boxing circuit and ring, and the workout space is filled with state-of-the-art weight training and wellness equipment. You might catch members sparring, hitting the heavy and speed bags, participating in a variety of group fitness classes, taking advantage of the rare Keiser A400 resistance circuit equipment, or working closely with the staff of expert trainers. ...
For more than four decades Bartelt has been helping Southeastern Wisconsin homeowners reimagine the spaces where life happens. As a family-owned remodeling firm, the company has built its reputation on thoughtful design, skilled craftsmanship and a process centered around collaboration.
“We’re not interested in designing homes that look like everyone else’s,” explains Heather Scott, an interior designer with Bartelt. “The best projects begin by understanding how a family lives, what matters to them and how they want to feel in their home. When you start there, the design naturally stands the test of time.” ...