Leslie Lang is a freelance technology content marketing writer who writes about several types of technology – hospitality tech, travel tech, food tech, and the eye-opening world of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, virtual reality, augmented reality, and similar technologies.
She writes, too, about Hawaii, tourism, ancestry, health, and moving. And she is a whiz-bang copyeditor who edits for publishers and independent authors.
When corporations and marketing agencies work with Leslie on a blog post, ghostwritten article or op-ed piece, case study, report, newsletter, or white paper, they learn that she is easy to work with, asks the right questions, keeps them posted if anything needs to be discussed along the way, represents them professionally, and makes sure the assignment is in on time (or early) and done well.
Her writing has won first place in the Hawaii Visitor and Convention Bureau’s “Keep It Hawaii” award (print media division). She also won a Society of Professional Journalists “Excellence in Journalism” award for feature writing/long form.
Leslie’s books Mauna Kea: A Guide to Hawaii’s Sacred Mountain (co-written) and Exploring Historic Hilo are published by Watermark Publishing. Her background includes a degree in journalism as well as a master’s degree in anthropology.
Here’s a Q&A with Leslie from Content Marketing World, and a short profile Author Lets You Take All The Credit from Hawaii Business magazine.
Leslie is the only member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors living on the flanks of the volcano Mauna Kea.
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