About Bonnie - SEO copywriter

A San Francisco Bay Area SEO copywriter and marketing consultant, Bonnie helps companies optimize their websites for higher organic search results and improved lead generation and sales.

In addition to keyword research, online copywriting and site optimization, she turns B2B clients' success stories into powerful customer case studies.

Bonnie's community service interests lie in the green arena. She is co-chair of the San Rafael Chamber of Commerce's Green Committee and editor of their quarterly e-newsletter. And she is a member of the EcoFair Marin advisory committee, working on plans for a 2011 green festival in conjunction with the City of San Rafael.

Back in the Old West
Bonnie started her writing career with a magazine article about Devils Tower, the rock formation where aliens land in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." Not a movie set, it’s a national monument in the Black Hills of the Old West, next door to her Wyoming hometown.

She went on to freelance for arts magazines, writing profiles of artists and how-to business articles. While she still occasionally crafts a magazine feature, for the most part, Bonnie combines her sales, marketing and writing experience to create results for her clients.

Before she went into business for herself, Bonnie sold computer systems to insurance brokers, prepared financial statements for small businesses and wrote for a San Francisco marcom and PR agency.

Antelope, sagebrush and Tokyo

She grew up with antelope, sagebrush and cattle ranches in Moorcroft, Wyoming, population 867. After college, she moved to San Francisco and later married her polar opposite, a man from Tokyo who was used to having 8 million neighbors.

Traveling extensively in Japan, she inspired a game played by school children in a mountain village — "I spotted the gaijin (foreigner) first." Bonnie understands enough Japanese to pretend she’s following a conversation and order terrific sushi. Her favorite pastime is getting lost and discovering fascinating people and places by accident. She lives in Marin County, California, with her husband and two children.