These days, the ability to tell your audience or customer base a compelling story can be the difference between profitability and extinction.

No matter whether you run a media outlet or a factory, the stories you tell—to readers, viewers, customers, employees, or other stakeholders—determine how invested and engaged they become with your enterprise.

Would you like to tell stronger, more effective stories?

I can help. I’m Liz Massey, and I make my living telling, and helping others tell, nonfiction stories: for magazines, newspapers, newsletters, videos, and in corporate communications deliverables.

I’ve been working professionally as a writer and editor for more than 20 years. I’ve been published in a variety of consumer, trade, and association magazines, including TeenAge, Echo Magazine, VFW Auxiliary, Catering Magazine, The Swim Journal, and ASU Magazine.

A partial list of my corporate communications clients includes Alcoa, Inc., John Knox Village, Johnson County Library, Lone Butte Industrial Park, Michaels & Associates, LLC, Shawnee Mission Medical Center, Thompson & Thompson International, and Zet Enterprises.

Click here for information on my writing and editing background.

Click here for information on Bright Livelihood, my self-syndicated column on creative career design.

Click here for information on my background in corporate communications