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Lisa McGreevy

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  • Writer and Digital Content Manager, Freelance
Saint Petersburg
As seen in: CNBC, Entrepreneur, Substack, Contently, The Penny Hoarder, OpenText.com, PR Daily, Fit Small Business
Covers:  Health/wellness, suicide & grief, LGBTQ issues, personal finance, technology, and marketing.
I write about tech, small biz, personal finance, marketing, child loss, suicide, grief & 🏳️‍🌈. She/her. Hi #MeFi! Available for contract work.

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I'm a writer who can tackle just about any topic from dog-walking to emerging enterprise technology. Editorial project management, corporate communications, and ghostwriting are also right in my wheelhouse.

Areas of expertise include health/wellness, suicide & grief, LGBTQ issues, personal finance, technology, and marketing. I'm available for freelance, contract, and remote opportunities.

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The Vilomah Project: Parents Grieving Together

The Vilomah Project: Parents Grieving Together

Since my son died, it's been hard to find other grieving parents to connect with. If you're also struggling, …

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The Ultimate Guide to Customer Relationship Management Software

The Ultimate Guide to Customer Relationship Management Software

Customer relationship management (CRM) software helps sales teams manage and organize leads, prospects, and c…

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Here's How to Donate Supplies, Money or Time After a Natural Disaster

Here's How to Donate Supplies, Money or Time After a Natural Disaster

Our world is not lacking in natural disasters. In any given month, communities are experiencing or cleaning u…

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Here's why renting-instead of owning-a home may be a smart money move

Here's why renting-instead of owning-a home may be a smart money move

Housing prices have gotten so out of hand in most parts of the country that many people are better off rentin…

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The 5 Things Your Customers Won't Admit About Your Customer Experience

The 5 Things Your Customers Won't Admit About Your Customer Experience

A recent study By Econsultancy shows that more than 80 percent of retailers plan to increase their customer e…

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12 Free Online SMB Management Resources You Can't Afford to Ignore - Canada OnDeck site

12 Free Online SMB Management Resources You Can't Afford to Ignore - Canada OnDeck site

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) know how to stretch a dollar to make it go as far as possible. Wheth…

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Think You May Have Been Scammed? Here’s What You Should Do Right Now Original

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By Lisa McGreevy Verified, Michael Archambault
| The Penny Hoarder
The risk of becoming a scam victim or falling prey to fraud is more common than you may believe. The Federal Trade Commission received over 2.8 million fraud reports from consumers in 2021. If you’ve been affected by a scam, we are here to help you through the process, from ensuring your accounts are locked down to contacting the three credit reporting agencies.
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Please Hold for the Next Available Newsletter

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By Lisa McGreevy Verified
| Substack
My husband put it best when he said to me recently that “new holes have been ripped into the grief [I was] finally getting a handle on.” In laughably shitty timing, trust in my admittedly meager support system has also been badly damaged so I’m circling my wagons (wagon?) until I don’t feel like a strong sun flare could knock me over.
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The Astonishing Bravery of the Son I Lost

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By Lisa McGreevy Verified
| Substack
One of my favorite pictures of us When Christopher was 14, I took him to the top of the John Hancock building in Chicago because I grew up in the city and I wanted to show him where I'd spent a lot of time when I was his age. While there, we decided to give the 360 Chicago Experience a try, which involves propping yourself against specific windows outfitted with hydraulics that tilt you face down for a bird’s eye view of the street from 1,000 feet in the air.
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