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Kristin Woodward

Kristin Woodward

About


Kristin Woodward is a creative director and writer based in Atlanta. She knew she wanted to be a writer when she won a fifth-grade poetry contest. Her passion grew from there, leading her to pursue a career in advertising. Once an owner of a boutique digital marketing agency, Kristin has a deep understanding of the trials and triumphs small business owners face daily. The content she writes reflects that experience. Kristin loves traveling the world with her husband and teenage daughter as much as she loves a trip to the dog park with her pups, Lily and Carter.


Background


Kristin has worked as a copywriter and creative director for agencies including The Martin Agency, AKQA, Razorfish and 160over90. Her industry experience spans finance, travel, personal care, non-profit and more, working with clients like Arthritis Foundation, AT&T, Burt’s Bees, Capital One, DirecTV, Southwest Airlines and Wounded Warrior Project. She also headed up content marketing efforts at marketing agency, Yalo, and was the MediaWorks editor at WORKMAGAZINE, a regional magazine focusing on career, life and leisure activities in Richmond, Va.


Education


Kristin holds a master’s degree in Advertising Copywriting from VCU Brandcenter and a bachelor’s degree in English Literature from Rollins College.

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Posts By Kristin Woodward

June 14, 2023

16 Mistakes to Avoid When Seeking an SBA Loan

Seeking outside funding for your small business may be stressful. From... Read More
June 09, 2023

Thriving Through the Summer Season: A Guide to Small Business Growth

Longer days and rising temperatures often mean uncertainty for small... Read More
June 08, 2023

What to Know Before Applying for a Business Loan

Taking out a small business loan may be the right move if you're looking for... Read More
May 30, 2023

How to Unite Your Team During Times of Change

Since 2020, we’ve all endured a lot of change in the workplace and the... Read More
May 24, 2023

Interest Rates Increased Again. What Does it Mean for Your Business?

As part of their attempt to combat inflation, the Federal Reserve (Fed)... Read More
May 18, 2023

How to Finance Your Small Business in a High-Rate Environment

We’ve all watched interest rates gradually rise over the last several quarters.... Read More
May 16, 2023

Why Does Your Business Need a DUNS Number?

If you're a small business owner, you may have heard of a DUNS Number and... Read More
May 11, 2023

How Interest Rates Influence SBA Loans

With interest rates creeping to record-high levels from the second half of 2022... Read More
May 03, 2023

5 Tips for Maximizing Your Small Business Marketing Budget

Marketing your small business is one of the most effective ways to get the word... Read More

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