I'm a content strategist and creative copywriter who believes in learning the fundamentals but never getting too comfortable with them.
Collaborators know me as an idea machine, a Swiss Army knife, and (my favorite) “passionately unorthodox”.
Featured Work
Producing daily in-app content for Pinterest as the Curation Team's Editorial Content Writer.
Launching a nationwide voter-engagement campaign for Drag Out The Vote as Communications Strategist.
Writing emails campaigns, landing pages, and more for Ollie as Digital Copywriter.
Writing SEO blog content, digital ads, and social content for Figo Pet Insurance as Sr. Content Writer.
Experience
Content Strategy Manager | Independence Pet Group
Content Writer | Freelance
Digital Copywriter | Ollie
Editorial Content Writer | Pinterest
Creative Director | Five Senses Reeling
Communications Strategist | Drag Out The Vote
Board of Directors | Seattle Pride
Communications Manager | Lifelong
Editorial & Portrait Photographer | Freelance
Content Marketing Consultant | Dialogue Co.
Merchandising Operations Manager | Starbucks
"Dylan's uncanny ability to craft sharp copy at the drop of a pin (no pun intended) across a wide range of subjects made him an invaluable member of the editorial team."
– Nicholas Thompson
Editorial Program Manager, Pinterest
Certifications
Google UX Design
Hubspot Content Marketing
Hubspot Inbound Marketing
Hubspot SEO I & II
Pinterest Advertising Essentials
About Me
My path through social media, creative direction, digital marketing, and copywriting has proven invaluable in understanding how content drives business success—from startup launches to nonprofit campaigns, Pinterest to pet insurance.
Currently, I'm a Content Strategy Manager at Independence Pet Group, where I lead content strategy across multiple pet insurance brands while volunteering with People Saving Animals and taking on select freelance projects.
In my off hours, I maintain my 1,400-day Duolingo Spanish streak, tend to an excessive houseplant collection, and watch gameshows with my dog (he usually wins).
A few fun facts: Ted Allen once said I "complete” him, and John Cena used to follow me on Twitter. These situations are unrelated.