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Virginia's specialty is writing blogs and articles in an informal yet informative style. She uses humor and anecdotes in making technical subjects easily understood by a non-technical readership.
Virginia's first love is writing and she devotes a large portion of her free time to her weekly blog, "From the House of Mars". Her faithful followers express a love for her humorous yet poignant style covering a wide range of material, ranging from nostalgic remembrances to love of pets to criticism of the media.
The range of her past employment including experience as a teacher, licensed animal health technician, and mortgage loan service gives her a knowledge base that would inform any relevant Writer Access assignments.
Virginia excelled in writing and her work was featured in Ladycliff's literary journal. She was also selected to submit a paper which earned her admission to Lamda Iota Tau, a chapter of the National Writer's Honor Society.
Virginia taught kindergarten during the day and attended graduate school at night. This gave her the chance to write her Master's thesis on the effects of crawling and creeping on a child's intellectual development while designing a movement education program to be included in a kindergarten curriculum. The program, consisting of songs to accompany creeping and crawling exercises, was tested with her class on an ongoing basis.
Virginia F is in charge of two blogs for her employer, a security-based engineering company. She has knowledge of IP-based cameras, access control systems, PA systems, projectors and SmartBoards, and produces succinct, readily comprehended material on these as well as other topics.
She also writes articles for the company's monthly electronics newsletter, reaching an audience of 2,000+ followers representing the military, education, federal, state, and municipal governments, as well as the corporate segment and private individuals.
Virginia also has contributed articles to a company that deals in supplying information to companies and publications seeking information in various fields. This website classifies her as an expert.
Virginia posts tweets every day for her company. She does this in order to publicize the company as a brand. The posts introduce attachments of original work appearing in the blogs she writes for the company as well as articles from its monthly e-newsletter. She also posts curated content that is either specific to the security sector or of general technical interest .
In her full-time position Virginia is responsible for contributing to two blogs. Both highlight surveillance and security. In the first, "Technology Blog" she lean towards a more formal examination of surveillance cameras and access control devices, explaining how they work.
In the second, Kintronics Blog by Virginia, she takes a practical approach, pointing out how these devices can be used in everyday life. In her last two she explained how IP cameras can make ATM's safer and how retail businesses can use them to keep operations moving smoothly for the customers.
She also has her own personal blog, From The House of Mars which looks at everyday life and is valued by readers for its humor and nostalgia.
Virginia has written product descriptions covering an extensive range of items including projectors, public address systems, graduation gowns, gardening tools, office furniture, software applications, women's clothing, sports apparel, automobile decals, art supplies, and jewelry. Thanks to her versatility and ability to say a lot in a limited space, 18 Writer Access clients include her on their love lists.
Virginia serves as head content writer for an engineering company specializing in surveillance systems. In this position, she is responsible for contributing articles to the company's monthly e-newsletter as well as editing work contributed by other writers. In addition, she maintains a weekly blog highlighting the company's products as they relate to current events,
Virginia posts original work from her company's blog as well as curated content she researches. The majority of the original content is written by her and pertains to the security industry. The curated content varies in topic but is technical in one way or another.