: About Me

Jessica Bosari provides quality web including blogs, informative articles, news items, press releases, customer testimonials, sales, advertising and web copy. Her services are employed by independent corporations, Internet marketing agencies and informational article websites.

In November 2008, Jessica found herself looking for work. Instead of waiting for the market to change, Jessica changed herself. She turned her extra time into a positive career change, establishing herself as an Internet writer. In less than a year, Jessica used her quick mind, exceptional organization skills and understanding of customer service best practices to build a full-time copywriting career with many satisfied clients.

Understanding how to please customers has served Jessica well. She knows how to listen closely to the customer's needs and provide work targeted towards fulfilling those needs. This has led Jessica to write on a wide variety of topics. Her articles are crisp, clear and easy to read. Her blog posts are inspiring. Her ads are eye catching and her sales copy is compelling. Whatever your copywriting needs, Jessica can fulfill them. See Jessica's Profile Site for more work samples and customer comments.

My passion is ...

Living

I know too much about ...

Psychology

My parents always told me ...

Still mulling this one over...

My childhood ambition ...

Become a writer

My favorite memory ...

Sitting on my grandfather's lap and bantering in German about bubble gum.

Why I write ...

It is an inescapable compulsion.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

NPR

My first job ...

As a writer? Textbroker

My best moment ...

Right Now!

My inspiration ...

The Earth is both heaven and hell. Which one it is for you depends entirely on your perspective.

Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Christmas trees

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The Giving Tree There has been less of the ordinary hustle and bustle of Christmas this year. Additional time for reflection is available since I am out of work and have fewer funds for shopping. My husband and I made the decision to forego buying gifts for each other this year so that we can buy more presents for the kids. Facing a bankruptcy, the future is uncertain, which makes it easier to reflect on the past. Thinking of my children, the idea struck me for the first time of what this Christmas must be like for them. Do they feel the same wonder and awe that I did when I was a young ch...

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