Thanks for clicking the URL in my Twitter profile for a little background 411 and what I try to do for you.
I’m Meryl K. Evans (I can’t help but put the “K” in there), the content maven behind Meryl.net and the @merylkevans twitter ID.
The About page tells you more about this site, my journey and my background that leads to what I try to share with you. Here’s a little 411 in more than 140. Rather just learn more about Twitter for business? That’s cool.
I’m a Texas gal living in Plano, a hop, skip ‘n jump north of Dallas. I’ve been happily married for 20 years to a great guy and co-parent of one girl and two boys.
I’m a full-time freelance writer and editor who plays with content businesses so they may connect with their readers and prospects. I write for publications online and off, blog for several companies, create content for newsletters and websites, networks on social medial sites. I’m available for hire. No guns here.
Like you, I click through Twitter profile links to get to know people beyond their profiles. Of course, I’d like it if we connect (unless you’re a spammer, but then again a spammer wouldn’t check out profile links, right?) through my @merylkevans twitter account.
I don’t tweet about what I’m eating or what I am wearing. Instead, I share other people’s brilliant comments and resources, thoughts I’ve learned or discovered that I think you’d like and a look at my personal and professional life as a freelance writer working full-time out of a home office (I’m always dressed, I promise) who happens to be a mom.
I’ve authored a book about using Outlook 2007 — Brilliant Outlook Pocketbook. I’m a co-author of Adapting to Web Standards: CSS and Ajax for Big Sites. I’ve contributed to other books covering software, web design, blogging, business and writing.
I won’t bore you with my life’s story. Since many people ask, you can read my story on how I became a full-time writer and how to get started as a writer along with links to more resources.
Thanks for stopping by to learn about me. You can connect with me on Facebook, LinkedIn, Google + and twitter, of course.
I’ve been blogging on meryl.net since June 2000. I added a Baby Blog in 2002 while pregnant with the youngest and a deaf blog in 2003 when I was preparing for a cochlear implant. Then, Mark Wegner hooked me on casual games. I update these three blogs:
Thanks to Amy Palko and Darren Rowse for the Twitter landing page inspiration.