I’ve always thought “Content Strategist” is really just a fancy corporate term for editor. 🙂

I write, edit, coach other writers, and manage teams that produce high-impact content and writing.

I create “stories” and “copy” and “copy that’s a story.”

My work as Head of Content at Clue increased monthly organic web traffic from 50,000 to 4M in under 2 years.

The articles my team produced regularly appeared above Wikipedia in Google searches in the U.S., Brazil, and Mexico, for high volume terms like “orgasm” and “menstrual cycle.”

What MIT’s Nieman Lab said about my work at Clue: 
http://www.niemanlab.org/2018/03/the-internet-is-telling-you-youre-pregnant-dying-or-both-clue-wants-to-do-better/

Content Strategy

I learned how to be an editor during 5 years at The New Yorker. I started as an intern and worked my way up to the managing editor of newyorker.com. My work was at the intersection of digital strategy, editorial, product, audience, consumer revenue, and advertising.

I now apply the rigor of my editorial training in the service of businesses and writers I believe in.

A story I wrote in 2019 about the cult of Polish bras for The New York Times. I still get emails about this story from women who travel to Poland to buy bras: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/25/style/polish-bras.html

Work history

After leaving The New Yorker, I led content, brand, and marketing at several European startups.

Head of Content at Clue (periods)	Director of Content at Cara Care (poop)	VP Content at Kama (sex)	Director of Marketing at Steady (the German Patreon)

Get in touch!

More detail on my work history is on LinkedIn, if you’re curious.

Email me! I like getting emails from human beings:

hi@amandacormier.com

Photo by Delphine Millet