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Megan Newton
Charlotte, USA
Dynamic content writer specializing in various niches
Dynamic content writer specializing in various niches
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Potential Challenges of PHP and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
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What You Need to Know About Every Type of Geese
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Vultures in North Carolina: Types and How to Identify Each
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Kemaya Bryant
Charlotte, USA
The write path to lifestyle, beauty, and business.
The write path to lifestyle, beauty, and business.
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PR Media Alert
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PR News Release
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Energizing Coffee Substitutes to Spice Up Your Morning Routine!
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Are You Using the Wrong Products for Your Skin Type?
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Michael Dorcas
Charlotte, USA
Academic Editor & Publication Strategist (PhD)
New to Contra
Academic Editor & Publication Strategist (PhD)
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As lead author on this Biological Conservation publication, I investigated long-term population declines in diamondback terrapins, drawing on over two decades of mark–recapture data. The study provided rare, quantitative evidence linking crab trap bycatch to shifts in population size, age structure, and sex ratios. I led the development of the manuscript, integrating complex longitudinal data into a clear, cohesive narrative suitable for a high-impact conservation journal. This work demonstrates my ability to structure and communicate technically complex findings while preserving scientific rigor and clarity for publication-ready results.
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Peer-reviewed research published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) demonstrating severe declines in native mammal populations associated with the spread of invasive Burmese pythons in the Florida Everglades. Led field data collection, analysis, and manuscript development as part of a long-term ecological research program. This work has been widely cited and covered in major media outlets, contributing to national awareness of invasive species impacts.
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As lead author of Invasive Pythons in the United States: Ecology of an Introduced Predator (University of Georgia Press), I worked with my colleague and synthesized emerging research on one of the most consequential wildlife invasions in North America. The book integrates field data, ecological theory, and management implications to provide a comprehensive, evidence-based assessment of python impacts on native ecosystems. I led the development, structure, and narrative of the manuscript, translating complex and often fragmented research into a clear, authoritative, and cohesive volume. This work demonstrates my ability to shape technically complex, interdisciplinary material into publication-ready writing that is both scientifically rigorous and accessible to a broad audience, including researchers, managers, policymakers, and informed general readers.
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As lead author of Frogs & Toads of the Southeast (University of Georgia Press), I headed up the development of a comprehensive, accessible guide covering more than 40 frogs and toads in one of North America’s most biodiverse regions. The book synthesizes scientific research, species ecology, and conservation insights into clear, engaging content for a broad audience, supported by extensive photography and distribution mapping. I led the organization, writing, and narrative structure of the book, translating complex biological concepts into material that is both scientifically rigorous and accessible to naturalists, students, and professionals alike. This work demonstrates my ability to bridge high-level science and public-facing communication—delivering clarity, accuracy, and strong narrative flow in long-form, publication-quality writing.
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Casey McKenna-Monroe
Rock Hill, USA
Copywriter & content strategist. Sharp copy, strong story.
New to Contra
Copywriter & content strategist. Sharp copy, strong story.
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You have to start somewhere. This is the result of simply starting to post on social media at least 3x a week. This client already had about 500 followers, but hadn't been active in several years. They stopped because they didn't know what to say or do. They de-prioritized it. Now they wanted to implement social again, but felt stuck on what to say or do. It takes data to build a content strategy. I implemented a loose plan, being clear we'd experiment over the upcoming quarter with content types and messages. A month in, we have information to help find the right direction. We'll keep gathering and tweaking, but now we have more targeted ideas for our roadmap.
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Columbus, Ohio is a fast-growing midsized city and climbing the lists of best places to live.
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Protecting Your Home from the Effects of Climate Change and Coastal Erosion. Inspired by recent powerful storms impacting our eastern seaboard, I researched keywords and drafted this optimized article.
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Article: Best Places to Live in Texas "A Guide to the Lone Star State’s Top Communities All six New England states (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut) could fit inside the Lone Star State three times over. At that scale, picking one best place to live in Texas is like pulling a needle from a haystack. With no state income tax, a booming job market, and entertainment-packed cities alongside rustic hideaways, Texas attracts newcomers from every direction."
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