Subliminal marketing is more than just a theory. The FCC and state courts have made statements about the use of subliminal messages in marketing efforts. This article explores the topic's history answers the question of whether businessmen can be held liable for subliminal advertisments. I am a frequent writer for Chron.com.

This article was published in the national Newsmax magazine. It is a conservative look at the unexpected problems people might encounter from Obamacare.

This is a column for Business Week about how to recognize scammers when running an online business. The column originally had 26 comments and was featured on the front page of Digg.com.

This blog for a law firm reflects my ability to report on breaking health issues that can affect a person’s well-being and legal rights. Stephanie was a featured writer and researcher for the law firm, authoring many blogs and webpages.

This investigative journalism piece explored the secrets behind Mars One’s feasibility.

This business-to-business e-book explained the complex electricity grid to business owners concerned with budgeting and purchasing electricity.

Stephanie worked as a public relations assistant with Texas A&M University’s marketing and communications department. While there, she wrote numerous press releases about important events, including this one describing Justice Clarence Thomas’s visit to the university.

I have written a series of legal articles published by LegalZoom.

This article is about Wally Amos, founder of Famous Amos Cookies, published by Millionaire Blueprints magazine. Said Wally Amos about the story: “Without a doubt this is the most impressive print story I have ever had published in my 32-year business history.” I was a featured writer for this national magazine, with more than 20 published articles.

Stephanie has written a series of articles for Anthem Healthcare's business clients explaining provisions of healthcare law and providing employer tips.

I wrote a series of legal articles that were published by eHow.

Stephanie has written a series of articles for the women-focused website, TheNest.com. Her articles span a vast range of topics, including career searches, business advice, health and fitness tips, and legal questions.

This blog warns readers about a new side effect for a widely prescribed drug. It was written for one of the largest law firms in South Texas. Stephanie was a featured writer and researcher for the law firm, authoring many blogs and webpages.

Millionaire Blueprints was a national magazine for entrepreneurs. Stephanie was a featured writer for the magazine, with more than 20 published articles.

This article tells the story of how Zig Ziglar dealt with the death of his daughter. It was published in the Prestonwood Life magazine. Stephanie was the editor and featured writer of this quarterly magazine. Said Zig about the article: “Thank you Stephanie. We loved doing the interview and felt that your article was the best article we have seen involving us. God bless you."

Stephanie wrote a series of articles for James Toolbox, a legal marketing company. Her articles focused on attorneys who ran small law firms and their special techniques for marketing their services.

Cloud Ten Pictures, a production company currently making a new Left Behind series starring Nicholas Cage, hired Stephanie to handle publicity for its original Left Behind series. In 2005, she authored an alternative reality game where participants could post in a message board that took place in the Left Behind universe. Participants were members of the “Underground Tribulation Network” and also received newsletter updates about the network’s progress.

Cloud Ten Pictures, a production company currently making a new Left Behind series starring Nicholas Cage, hired Stephanie to handle publicity for its original Left Behind series. This is one example of a press release she wrote for the company.

o Stephanie wrote this webpage warning users of transvaginal mesh devices that they faced possible serious injuries. Stephanie was a featured writer and researcher for the law firm, authoring many webpages and finding cutting edge information about new drug and device injuries.

This press release describes a record-breaking children’s summer retreat hosted by Prestonwood Baptist Church. More than 4,500 children attended this weeklong event. Stephanie led many publicity efforts for Prestonwood, which had 23,000 members during her tenure.

Stephanie has written a series of legal articles published by LegalZoom.

Stephanie wrote all the copy for this brochure and a video script promoting a conference that Prestonwood was headlining called “Success in Life and Family.” Stephanie led many publicity efforts for Prestonwood, which had 23,000 members during her tenure.

Stephanie authored this article about Prestonwood’s children’s ministry. Prestonwood Baptist Church was a 23,000-member church at the time of publication.

This blog warns about a new health alert discovered for a popular dialysis medication. Stephanie was a featured writer and researcher for the law firm, authoring many blogs and webpages.

This is an example of a response to a motion that Stephanie wrote for a capital murder trial.

Stephanie wrote this article about an entrepreneur who built a business from the ground up. His business consisted of autopilot software for other start-ups. Millionaire Blueprints was a national magazine for entrepreneurs. Stephanie was a featured writer for the magazine, with more than 20 published articles.

Stephanie was the editor and writer for a quarterly, four-color magazine called Prestonwood Life. This magazine had a readership of more than 23,000. Stephanie oversaw the creation of each magazine from concept to completion, coordinating the efforts of graphic designers, volunteers, outsourced printers, and ministers involved in different sections.

While working at one of the largest churches in America, Stephanie frequently authored devotionals. She wrote this 31-day devotional the Pastor used to encourage the congregation. She also wrote weekly devotions that were printed in the church’s bulletin, along with devotionals posted online and distributed via e-mail.

Stephanie is an avid screenwriter, having won several competitions. One of her favorites is placing fifth in a national screenplay competition for a sci-fi script she wrote titled “Sub-Rosa.”

This article, published on my former blog, demonstrates my skills in targeting social media audiences. This blog post reached the front page of Digg with more than 1,500 diggs. The post also received more than 31,000 unique visitors in one day.

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Your involvement can range from, “Set it and forget it,” to, “Run everything by me first no matter what.” What I mean is this; as a journalist and a licensed lawyer, I can maintain your blog and social media sites with minimal supervision. Most of my clients, however, like to review every single communication before it is released – and I am more than happy to oblige.

All blog pieces are ghostwritten. The client has complete control over editing, attribution, distribution, and copyright.

All written works will be edited and re-edited per the client’s specifications. Complete customer satisfaction is my goal and if I cannot deliver a product that meets my client’s expectations, I will gladly refund their money.

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Newsletters

Let us write and design the layout for your law firm’s monthly or quarterly newsletter.

• One Newsletter - $899

About My Service

Your involvement can range from, “Set it and forget it,” to, “Run everything by me first no matter what.” What I mean is this; as a journalist and a licensed lawyer, I can maintain your blog and social media sites with minimal supervision. Most of my clients, however, like to review every single communication before it is released – and I am more than happy to oblige.

All blog pieces are ghostwritten. The client has complete control over editing, attribution, distribution, and copyright.

All written works will be edited and re-edited per the client’s specifications. Complete customer satisfaction is my goal and if I cannot deliver a product that meets my client’s expectations, I will gladly refund their money.

I manage a team of writers in order to provide fast and high quality service. Rest assured that nothing reaches the client’s desk until it has received my personal stamp of approval.

A La Carte

Blog Posts

Blog post topics can range from cases the firm has won to bios about attorneys in the firm, information about recalls, dangerous drugs, breaking news, legal developments, etc.

• One single blog post - $499
(Expedited Turnaround Add $199)

• One blog post a week - $1099 a month

• Two blog posts a week - $1499 a month

Contact us if you need a subscription for more than two blog posts a week.

Press Releases

We’ll write a press release approximately one-page long about a news item, requiring one or two quotes from staff.

• Press Release - $375

• Press Release & Distribution on a leading PR website - $699

Newsletters

Let us write and design the layout for your business's monthly or quarterly newsletter.

• One Newsletter - $899