Caitlin Coakley

Freelance PR/Communications Professional

United States

Become a part of the conversation. Caitlin Coakley is an experienced journalist and media relations professional seeking new opportunities in public relations and creative marketing. Her background includes time spent in journalism, marketing communications, and as a freelancer for web sites, magazines, marketing firms, and more.

Caitlin's specialty is thought leadership, helping you to showcase your expertise through earned media, columns, blog posts, and more. She monitors trending topics in your industry to ensure that your voice and perspective is heard in the biggest conversations in your industry. She understands how to find the best angle for any piece of written content and identify the details that will draw the audience in.

Caitlin has ghostwritten business columns and blog posts, developed legal practice profiles, written professional website biographies, managed the creation and distribution of press releases, developed and executed social media campaigns, and more. She regularly provides editing and proofreading assistance to her clients, checking for style consistency, grammatical errors, factual accuracy, and brand voice. The experience has allowed her to become adept at writing within various different styles and to become proficient with learning new subjects quickly and thoroughly in order to make descriptive content accessible to a layperson.

Ready to get your story out there? Let's talk.

Portfolio
Ignite Investments
08/16/2024
AI, Proptech, & Blockchain - Ignite Investments

AI, PROPTECH, & BLOCKCHAIN Commercial Real Estate Moves into Tech August 2024 Technological innovation has consistently driven market upheavals since the 1980s, transforming not just investment strategies but the very fabric of how businesses operate. As a predominately brick-and-mortar industry, commercial real estate (CRE) is an undeniable

Forbes
03/23/2023
Council Post: Digital Transformation Can't Wait

Brick-and-mortar stores used to be key for the retail industry. Storefronts with carefully displayed products would entice customers to come in and shop. But today, a large percentage of commerce happens through the digital space.

Mcdonaldinjurylaw
Do I Have to Pay Taxes on my Worker's Compensation?

If you've been hurt on the job and received workers' compensation benefits, you may be wondering if you have to pay taxes on workers' comp benefits. Generally speaking, workers' compensation is not taxable, with a few exceptions.