AliceHohl.com

SiteInSight is the new company I launched in September, 2011. Although I’m still available for writing projects, SiteInSight is how I am spending most of my time these days.

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Improving the odds for small businesses and nonprofits is Alice’s passion. Her company develops digital strategy that works for you, at a price you can afford.

Alice Hohl majored in journalism at Northwestern University, and was a newspaper reporter for 10 years before moving into nonprofit PR. In the nonprofit sector, one learns to wear many hats. Although Alice was hired to write newsletters and head media relations, she quickly … Continue Reading

Improving the odds for small businesses and nonprofits is Alice’s passion. Her company develops online strategy that works for you, at a price you can afford.

Alice Hohl majored in journalism at Northwestern University, and was a newspaper reporter for 10 years before moving into nonprofit PR. In the nonprofit sector, one learns to wear many hats. Although Alice was hired to write newsletters and head media relations, she quickly assumed leadership of website updates (and ultimate redesign), social media, email marketing, mobile communications, crisis preparedness, video editing and more.

All the while, Alice has been building her freelance business. With her … Continue Reading

Alice was hired as a writer and editor for BeginnerTriathlete.com, the largest site for triathletes on the Web. Alice edits commentary by professional triathletes, cyclists, runners and swimmers, top triathlon coaches, nutritionists and dietitians, sports medicine doctors and more.

She also writes original content for the site.

Alice was recently hired as a publicist and Marketing Director for Jenny Morgan, singer and songwriter. Her music about childhood, formative experiences and nature is being performed around the country. Her latest CD is available at www.NatureNeedsKids.com.

Read an analysis piece on the Central Ohio real estate market written by Alice Hohl and Nancy Richison, which won first place in Ohio in all print media for analysis, a Cleveland Press Club award.