Editor-in-Chief of SurfYogaBeer Magazine

Katie Bauer

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As the Editor-in-Chief of SurfYogaBeer Magazine, I held the pivotal role of steering the publication's editorial direction, ensuring the issue not only resonated with our readership but also enhanced the company's brand and voice. My responsibilities encompassed the end-to-end management of content creation, from procuring compelling articles that aligned with the magazine's structure to selecting the images and media that bring our pages to life. I oversaw the finalization of design decisions, maintaining a cohesive aesthetic that complements our voice, and meticulously edited all content to uphold the highest standards of accuracy and excellence.
The scope of articles ranges from engaging Front of Book (FoB) pieces that provide quick insights into workout circuits and travel essentials, to in-depth explorations of travel trends, entrepreneurship, and a visually stunning "coffee table style" photo album. This diverse content portfolio ensured that the magazine offered something for every reader, whether they're looking for practical advice, entrepreneurial inspiration, or simply beautiful imagery to lose themselves in.
Under my leadership, the magazine thrived as a dynamic arm of the marketing plan that not only informs and entertains but also inspires the audience to explore new horizons. My role demanded a balance of creative vision and editorial rigor, ensuring that every piece of content, whether a brief article or a feature story, contributes to the overarching narrative we aimed to tell through the publication.
Released in October 2022
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Posted Nov 1, 2022

As Editor-in-Chief, I crafted a vibrant magazine with content ranging from workout tips and travel guides to entrepreneurship insights and stunning photo

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Travel is “girl.” We’re (re)claiming it, and rightly so.
Travel is “girl.” We’re (re)claiming it, and rightly so.