Kristen W. Cherry, Writer/Editor

I'm a wordsmith. And I use my powers of smithing to write standout content for businesses, writing publications, and nonprofits. Whether it's a 1000 word blog article, a 30-character Google Ad headline, a fledgling landing page, or a script for your radio show, I'm nimble and ready to adapt to your voice and your brand to create content that will engage your audience.


A few work samples are below; feel free to reach out for more.

Writing Samples

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Osceola Neurosurgical Specialists

The board-certified staff of our neurosurgery practice is here to improve your health and your overall wellbeing by providing high-quality care for you and your family. Whether it's back or neck pain, cranial issues or nerve problems, we'll build a healthcare plan that's right for you. While our neurosurgeons are highly skilled in both traditional and minimally invasive procedures, surgery isn't always the right care plan. Not every patient or condition requires the same treatment, so we make i

Finding a Therapist in Beverly Hills: The Ultimate Guide

While it’s a common mindset that people wealthy enough to live in Beverly Hills couldn’t possibly have any “real” problems, if you’re trying to find a therapist in Beverly Hills, you know the truth. Not everyone there is living the dream. Work and career stress take their toll on everyone, as do problems within marriages and families. If you’re seeking therapy in the Beverly Hills area, you’ll quickly come to see that mental health practitioners have many different areas of expertise, as well a

I'm a Woman Without Close Friends, and Here's Why

It feels pathetic. How does one go 38 years without developing a single drop-everything-and-be there-for-you friendship? I’ve spent stupid amounts of time analyzing—and, barring the possibility that I’m just not friend material, here are factors I believe led to my clearly not a proper female status: 1. I grew up in a small community. Good people but few friend choices. I had one best friend from kindergarten on. This works out if you stay friends forever. We did not stay friends forever. I ha

Signs That Your Local Housing Market is Overpriced

Published on luxury real estate site: Here's why you need to find out if the housing market is overvalued where you're looking. An overvalued residential real estate market could be a sign of a housing bubble, and bubbles aren't stable. If you pay too much for a house in an unstable market, it could be worth a lot less a year or two down the road. That’s fine if this is going to be your forever home, but if you go to sell after the bubble pops, you could be looking at selling for less than your purchase price.

Exercise: Sobriety Saver or Replacement Addiction?

Plenty of recovering addicts choose exercise as a navigational beacon to keep them on the straight and narrow. What about that? If that’s “replacing one addiction with another,” should you be wary of it? Author and musician Mishka Shubaly wrote about quitting alcohol with the help of long-distance running, and without medical or AA support in his book The Long Run. Groups like The Phoenix and Boston Bulldogs Running Club unite individuals who share the the common ground of addiction recovery and provide a support network and outlet for channeling energy into healthier activities like CrossFit, yoga, hiking, and, of course, running.