Summary
Education: Hofstra University
Location: New York, NY
Casey Clark is a freelance writer who covers home, beauty, and style. She’s constantly testing the latest trends and reviewing the newest products on the market, ranging from mattresses to lighting fixtures. Prior to her writing career, she graduated magna cum laude from Hofstra University with a degree in journalism and minors in public relations and creative writing.
Highlights:
- Casey has been writing professionally for four years covering beauty, home, and food.
- She has contributed to notable publications such as PEOPLE, Byrdie, InStyle, Real Simple, Brides, and more.
- She received her Bachelor’s degree in Journalism, Public Relations, and Creative Writing from Hofstra University.
Experience
Casey has been immersed in professional writing for four years and began freelancing one year ago. With a passion for home, food, and beauty content, she leverages her background in e-commerce to create engaging, revenue-generating shopping stories. As a recent college graduate, Casey is constantly seeking high-quality products that can enhance her living space without overspending. Additionally, she has a penchant for vibrant colors; anything pink—be it couches or curtains—immediately captures her interest.
Education
Casey earned her Bachelor’s degree in Journalism, Public Relations, and Creative Writing from Hofstra University.
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