katherine buoye
writer | editor | content strategist
glenn-carstens-peters-1664322-unsplash.jpg

Features and Bylines

Where content marketing pushes buyers to take action quickly, long-form articles and bylines are slower burners. As a PR and marketing tactic, bylines are used to promote the author’s thought leadership or a company’s unique expertise and services. A traditional magazine feature can draw attention to an important topic and educate readers with research and information. Well-written articles build credibility, provoke ideas, and spur conversation.

“Make Way for the MGT Act” – March 27, 2018

When the Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act was signed into law, the Federal IT community celebrated, and then took a collective breath. This ghostwritten byline for Federal Computer Week (FCW) shares how Federal IT program managers can best prepare their teams (and tech) for big change and ensure their agencies stand to gain the most from the MGT. 

“Circles of Learning: The True Purpose of a Liberal Arts Education” – November, 2015

In an increasingly STEM-dominated world, what is the value of the liberal arts today? This long-form essay exploring the arguments for and against a liberal arts education was the cover story for the Fall 2015 edition of Och Tamale Magazine, the University of Redlands alumni publication. The article spurred several new gifts to the university and was one of the most read stories on the online version of the magazine.