Tracy Noble, principal Online Marketer and Content Writer at Virtual Office Resources, has worked in the communication and marketing industry for over fifteen years.
But before that – way before that – she played Pong on her Commodore VIC-20 with her brother and spent her summers in her homemade fort in the woods behind her home in Northern Ontario, writing stories and poems for family and friends.
At the age of 15
she had her first short story published in the Canadian teen publication WHAT! A Magazine. The story was an unforgettable piece (to her, at least) about an old man dropping his dentures from his apartment balcony.Tracy continues to foster (and build)
her love of writing through article and content writing, blogging and short story writing. She is also a ghostwriter creating online content, articles, books and whatever else helps flex her creative muscles. She enjoys being a “behind-the–scenes” person and watching her words work their magic for businesses and non-profit organizations.Her writing skills complement her love of marketing and communication;
an interest that emerged while working at the Ottawa Citizen while she completed her degree in English and Communication from the University of Ottawa.After her daughter was born,
she started freelancing and then started her own business with a focus on helping business owners and non-profit organizations communicate effectively.When Tracy is not working
she can be found embracing the tenets of bad dog ownership by allowing her playful Australian Shepherd to herd her on their morning walks together; playing with her two adopted cats; having coffee or wine with her husband and best friend of 17 years, or spending time with her humourous, equestrian-obsessed daughter.
Tracy has a knack for enhancing the readability and “share factor” of blog posts, articles, newsletters, general web content, status updates, and tweets.
Are you in search of a fractional communication or marketing professional for your business that you can rely on long term as well as day-to-day?