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Sandy started her technical writing career years ago as an IT Project Manager creating both business and technical documents. With experience in composing manuals and guides, she turned her love of writing toward consumer tech and the internet.
Writing mostly tutorials and roundups, her work has appeared on Lifewire, iDownloadBlog, groovyPost, MakeUseOf, AppAdvice, and many other technology websites. Sandy holds a B.S. in Information Technology and has also worked as an SEO Editor. She was the Technical Editor for two books: “Effective SEO and Content Marketing: The Ultimate Guide for Maximizing Free Web Traffic” and "iPhone Unlocked".
You’ll find a variety of tech gadgets in Sandy’s hands and house from a MacBook Pro, iPhone, and HomePod to a Windows computer, Amazon Echo, Roku TV, and more.
It’s with experience, devices, and a passion for writing that Sandy shares her suggestions and how-tos. Her hope is to help others use technology effectively for work, play, and everything in between.
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