Katrina Eresman is a writer, musician, and creative based out of the midwest. She is obsessed with people and the things they love.

I create clarity and connection through words, whether in a narrative feature, or for a client developing their brand. My writing takes an empathetic approach, resulting in stories and content that speak to real people searching for information, inspiration,
and belonging.

How I Help

I collaborate with mission-driven organizations, artists, editors, and lifestyle brands to bring energy, direction, and value to their vision.

Through empathy-driven language and storytelling, I help
you connect with your audience and move your readers
to take action. Writing fills my cup—let me take the work
off of your plate so you can do more of what fills yours.

I write about relationships, culture, and creativity for national and regional publications. My work has been featured in Belt Publication’s Cincinnati Neighborhood Guidebook, Thrillist, Well+Good, CityBeat, and elsewhere.
For eight years, my content writing has helped build trust and maintain loyalty with customers through accurate, approachable content. With a focus on education and empathy, we can create content that brings value to your audience and positions you as an expert in your field.
That book you’ve been wanting to write? That newsletter you keep meaning to start? I can help with that. I love bringing new energy and momentum to the projects you’ve had to shelve. I also work with clients to build brand awareness and credibility through books, eBooks, LinkedIn newsletters, and more.
My copywriting work supports brands through milestones like website redesigns, rebrands, and product and campaign launches. I specialize in branding, messaging, and website copywriting, with additional experience in ad campaigns, product descriptions, and social media copy.

Kind Words from Clients

“Katrina is the definition of dependable, consistently delivering high-quality content on time. They are a dream to collaborate with, bringing a positive energy that keeps us innovating, productive, and on track. Their creativity and intelligence shine in every writing project.”

— Patrice Boarders, AmplifyEI

“Holy shit Katie, you’re an ace. Total dream package.”

— Whitney Browne, Photographer

“You’ve done such an incredible job with all this copy, really succinctly communicated what needed to be said so well [...] it’s absolutely amazing to be on the other side of this project—literally could not have done this without you.”

— Megan Norbut, No Standing

Recent work

Feature Writing Thrillist

A Town of 300 People Is Home to the One and Only 'Twister' Museum

After filming wrapped in 1995, Warner Bros. told the Wakita, Oklahoma, to expect a few visitors. They haven’t stopped showing up yet.

Messaging and marketing for a book of photography from a 24/7 bodega

Photographer Whitney Browne had been sitting on this book project for years. Together, we dug into the heart of her work to connect her story to a wide audience of culture and art lovers.