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Katherine Swarts
Freelance Healthcare Writer
Content writer with over a decade of experience creating articles in a timely, dependable manner.
Why brands trust Katherine
4 / 5
Across verified client engagements
Writer for over 10 years
Active in the writer network
Houston, Texas, United States
Available across time zones
Healthcare
Top 30% of Scripted Writers
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A snapshot of the work Katherine has published for Scripted clients.
Are You Driving Your Prospects Away? Part 2
If you're seriously short on new clients and repeat business, you can blame your background, your lack of connections, and a lack of opportunities in your industry--or you can take a serious look at the way you do business. You...
Small BusinessAre You Driving Your Prospects Away?
"It's impossible to run a business in this economy!" "The big names/WASP crowd/tech degrees get all the breaks!" "There's just no market for website development/graphic art/[fill in industry of your choosing] these days!" Do an...
Healthcare3 Reasons No One Wants to Be Your Client
I'm not going to quote you any depressing statistics on how many small businesses fold within their first year. Even if every researcher agreed on the numbers -- even if the figures were as high as 99 percent, or as low as 1 pe...
HealthcareCan You "Go Crazy" from Stress? How to Reduce Your Chances of Mental-Illness Problems
Frustrated souls have always complained, in the heat of stress, that something or someone was "driving me crazy." But is it possible to literally go "crazy"--to develop a mental illness--from the effects of emotional pressure? ...
Health & WellnessNew Year's Resolutions for the Family Caregiver
January is a time of fresh starts and new beginnings, but after coping for years with mental illness in the family, many longtime caregivers are depressingly short on hope for significant change. It's true that you can't make a...
Media & EntertainmentStories about Stories: Writing for Kids about Language and Literature
Everyone knows (or should) that copying plotlines and character types is a recipe for rejection. It's not just a plagiarism issue; no one is at his best writing "like" someone else. As Irving Berlin is said to have told an up-a...
