Linda Jenkinson Web Content Design

Since 2002, Linda Jenkinson, the founder of Web Content Design has specialized in freelance writing and editing Search Engine Optimized web content for Internet businesses.

“I am an experienced, full-time, freelance writer and editor with a commitment to creating compelling content that drives traffic to my clients’ websites. My goal for Web Content Design is to improve the quality of product, service, and general information available on the Internet—one website at a time.”

Web Content Design puts our clients’ businesses first. All content is designed and written to impress your target market and compel the transition from web site visitor to satisfied customer.

Web Content Design keeps up with business trends and superior business practices. Research and editing resources are the best available on the Internet. Education is continual. Web Content Design uses the most current and comprehensive resources on web design and web content. Every aspect of your project receives expert attention. If a project needs something out of Web Content Design’s skill set, we help our clients find professional expert services they need to complete their web project.

At Web Content Design, the commitment to quality is evident from your first contact until your project is finished. Along with ten years experience in web freelance writing and editing, a multi-level background gives Web Content Design the dimension needed to recognize and emphasize the unique aspects of each client’s business.

Linda’s work experience includes customer service representative, hospitality domestics manager, health care worker, factory worker, wait staff, and telemarketer. With education in sales and marketing, over the years Linda has held various positions in sales from ground-level employee to top-level management. Sales experience spans the range from grocery clerk to real estate agent to boutique proprietor. Her experience in marketing and promotion began with selling air—as a radio copywriter.

From Radio Copywriter to Web Content Designer

• “In 1974, I learned the true power of advertising through written content in my first copywriting position as Copy Director of KDHL Radio in Faribault, MN.
• “In the early 80’s, as editor of the “Cathedral Bells”, the monthly newsletter of the Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour in Faribault, I began to learn design and layout concepts and how to create a union of imagery and words to precisely focus the reader’s attention on the main message in print content.
• “In 1997, I purchased my first computer and immediately fell in love with digital design. Starting in 1997 under the name of Paquette Custom Gift and Printing, in 1999 I changed the business name to “Shyflower’s”, using a nickname suggested by a friend.
• “In 1999, I purchased my first domain and opened Shyflower’s Garden and soon after, The Shyflower Press. Shyflower’s Garden was a literary online magazine that published short stories, articles, and poetry. The Shyflower Press published e-books and POD books from August 1999 to August 2001. Both were cited by Writer’s Market as “one of the best 25 places to get published on the Internet” in 2001. Personal reasons forced me to close the businesses.”