Bio

Tim Solinger is a freelance copywriter and marketing consultant with more than 15 years of experience, specializing in business-to-business marketing communications. He provides clients with results-driven copywriting and consulting solutions to help them drive sales, generate publicity, build brands, retain customers and meet other objectives.

Tim has marketing experience in a number of industries, including software, manufacturing, information publishing and professional services. He has worked successfully with such clients as Bruker AXS, Esker Software, Magna Publications, Imagination Publishing, Renaissance Learning, Skyward, eChalk, Optima Associates, Oakwood Ventures and West End Consulting Group.

His portfolio includes ads, direct mail and e-mail, brochures, articles, press releases, case studies, white papers, newsletters, web content, landing pages, TV and radio spots, and multimedia presentations. His articles have appeared in general business publications and trade journals that include Quirk's Marketing Research Review, PM Network, Corporate Report Wisconsin, Central Wisconsin Business, Business Matters, Workers' Comp Cost Control Report and Industrial Hygiene News.

Additional services include project management, media buying, research, and press release distribution and placement. More recently he has begun to offer writing and distribution services for search engine optimized press releases, as well as script writing and related project management services for online videos and podcasts.

Tim is a member of the American Marketing Association, the Public Relations Society of America, American Writers & Artists and the Portage County Business Council. He continually monitors trends and new developments in marketing and communications to help keep his clients on the leading edge of change in their industries.

Tim holds a bachelor's degree in English from the University of Iowa with an emphasis in writing and is a certified secondary school language arts teacher. He has previously taught writing for the workplace to adults through an extension division course at the University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley in Menasha, Wis.