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Claudia Alvarez

Copywriter

Claudia Alvarez is a freelance writer creating diverse content for WGU’s blog and website. She began her career in Texas as a copywriter for a Hispanic ad agency, where she worked with clients to create marketing for audiences in Mexico and other Latin American markets. She has worked with a wide range of branding and digital marketing agencies throughout her career. 

Claudia earned a bachelor’s in English with a focus on professional writing from the University of Texas–San Antonio. In addition to her professional writing, she is a certified yoga teacher who runs daily and loves traveling and spending time outdoors with her husband and two sons.

 

Areas of Expertise:

  • Multichannel campaigns (in-house marketing, social media, digital, display advertising, print, native advertising, etc.)
  • B2B, B2C, brand copywriting
  • UX/UI Copy + Content
  • Copywriting for High Growth Startups
  • SEO Writing & Best Practices

Education:

  • B.A. English, University of Texas - San Antonio

Interests:

  • Collaborating with cross-functional teams, SME, and managers to develop copy/content that meets organizational standards and creates consistency across mediums
  • Action-oriented DEI writing in English & Spanish
  • Interpreting complex data and information and translating into a concise, relevant, and readable format for a wide-range of audiences

Areas of Expertise:

  • Multichannel campaigns (in-house marketing, social media, digital, display advertising, print, native advertising, etc.)
  • B2B, B2C, brand copywriting
  • UX/UI Copy + Content
  • Copywriting for High Growth Startups
  • SEO Writing & Best Practices

Education:

  • B.A. English, University of Texas - San Antonio

Interests:

  • Collaborating with cross-functional teams, SME, and managers to develop copy/content that meets organizational standards and creates consistency across mediums
  • Action-oriented DEI writing in English & Spanish
  • Interpreting complex data and information and translating into a concise, relevant, and readable format for a wide-range of audiences

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