Description of Services

Whether you are starting out with a blank slate or looking for a change, Julia will help you tackle technological challenges and present your authentic, professional self online. She will work with you to organize your workflow, streamline productivity, and clarify and carry out your goals for sharing your identity and your work, promoting a project, creating and interacting in social networks, or striking up mutually beneficial relationships and partnerships. Focusing on your humanity and individual needs, Julia will advise a custom plan and take action with you in all areas from computer cleanup to site design to Facebook tactics. Visit www.juliabarryproductions.com for more information.

Social Media Consulting & Management Areas:

• Digital strategy
• Site improvement
• Online identity & interactive presence
• User experience
• Social networks & viral media
• Web marketing & outreach
• Site maintenance & project administration
• See Julia's "Website Design" listing for her other services!
• See Julia's Tech Concierge: Personal Help Desk service for one-on-one tech help.

About Julia Barry

Julia is a feminist media geek, digital presence consultant, and musician. With an MA in Interactive Media and thesis on internet collaboration for social change, she is passionate about the power of the internet and new media to promote community, the arts, and progressive activism. She has created websites for and continues to consult with a cadre of activists, thinkers, and creatives, and has also worked online with organizations like New Moon Girl Media, the progressive publishing company for girls. In addition to consulting with private clients, Julia writes about and presents workshops on media literacy across the U.S., performs regularly with her band, is an active member of the new media collective, Meerkat Media, and was formerly on staff at SheWrites.com as Social Community Manager.

Contact: julia [at] juliabarryproductions [dot] com

Description of Services

Social Media: Twanna can help you develop internal and external social media strategies to engage your target audience. She offers insights on web-based technologies including: blogs and micro-blogging (Twitter, Plurk, WordPress, Blogger and TypePad); social networking (Facebook, LinkedIn, Ning); social news and bookmarking (Google Reader, Digg, StumbleUpon); photos and video (Flickr, YouTube, Viddler, Picasa); as well as MeetUp.com, FriendFeed, wikis, and others.

About Twanna A. Hines

Twanna has 15 years online experience. She has written for print and online publications including The Huffington Post, Lifetime, Nerve, New York Press, and Fast Company. She has been mentioned in the Village Voice and New York magazine, and online at CNN, Gawker Media, The San Francisco Chronicle, EbonyJet, The Baltimore Sun, Vibe, and elsewhere. Her award-winning site, FUNKY BROWN CHICK®, was featured on AOL's Black Voices list of best blogs. She attended New York University, and received B.S. and M.A. degrees in sociology. A rabidly active social media producer, she currently lives online and in New York City.

Contact: shewrites [at] funkybrownchick [dot] com

Description of Services

Whether you're a writer craving an online platform or a jumpstart on your book proposal, a nonprofit executive director who wants a bigger reach, or an organization looking to involve younger women in a conference, Courtney's your gal for gaining exposure via the Internet.
Check out Courtney's She Writes webinar, Build Your Platform: With Blogging for $30!
Check out She Writes' Platform Building Bundle—3 webinars for $75!

About Courtney E. Martin

Courtney is a writer living in Brooklyn. Her next book, Do It Anyway: The Next Generation of Teachers, Advocates, and Activists, will be published in 2010, as will her co-edited anthology CLICK, on moments when young women became feminists. Courtney is an editor at Feministing.com, a member of the Women’s Media Center, and a Senior Correspondent at The American Prospect, as well as a communications consultant with social justice nonprofits nationwide. Past and current happy clients include the National Council for Research on Women, The Ms. Foundation, The Women’s Funding Network, and the Bartos Institute for the Constructive Engagement of Conflict, in addition to many individuals.

Contact: courtneyemartin [at] yahoo [dot] com

Description of Services

Want to create a blog with the potential to become a book? Or maybe you have a book and need to strategize about how best to support your publication with a website and social media. As one of the few authors to successfully turn a blog into a bestselling book and also to translate books into major web property, Pamela can help you with vision and development, coordinating design, coding, and promotion.
Listen to She Writes Founder Kamy Wicoff interviewing Pamela Redmond Satran

About Pamela Redmond Satran

Pamela is the author of the New York Times bestseller How Not To Act Old, based on her blog of the same name, as well as the co-creator of nameberry.com, a website based on her ten bestselling books on baby names. Also the author of five novels, a columnist for Glamour, and a frequent contributor to such online publication as The Daily Beast and The Huffington Post, Satran is developing a new multi-media fiction project on the web.

Contact: prsatran [at] gmail [dot] com

Description of Services

Vanessa's expertise is the internet. This includes how to write effectively online, new media strategies, general blog assistance, and online marketing and outreach. She can teach you how to blog, how to execute successful online campaigns, and how to create an engaging online community.

About Vanessa Valenti

Vanessa is a writer, blogger, and new media consultant living in New York City. She is a co-founder and editor of the renowned award-winning blog, Feministing.com, and has been teaching the word of the web to women’s organizations, political campaigns and other clients for the past five years. She is also the co-founder of The Real Hot 100, a media campaign that highlights young women making change in the world, and blogs about global gender justice issues at UN Dispatch. Past and present clients include the United Nations Foundation, the Clinton Global Initiative, Planned Parenthood, the National Institute for Reproductive Health, and AARP.

Vanessa is available for a She Writes Virtual Lunch—
a comprehensive hour-long phone consultation for 100 bucks!

Contact: vanessavalenti [at] gmail [dot] com