I am Lynn Wolf, a seasoned web professional from Springfield, MA with the expertise to design, build, manage, write, promote, advertise, and analyze your online presence—ensuring maximum impact and success. Whether you need updates to your existing website, a complete redesign, a brand-new development project, an online marketing campaign, or improved SEO, I have the skills and experience to deliver exceptional results.
With over 25 years in the digital marketing industry, I’ve managed everything from large-scale international websites with million-dollar budgets to small business sites, landing pages, online promotions, and integrated marketing campaigns. No matter the scope, I bring strategic insight and execution that drives success.
I hold a degree in Communications and Journalism from Washington University in St. Louis, equipping me with the ability to craft compelling website copy that captivates readers while performing exceptionally well in search engines.
When it comes to web development, I’m proficient in a wide range of content management systems and WordPress page builder plugins, including Elementor, Divi, Brizy, WPBakery and BeaverBuilder, and I have hands-on coding experience in HTML and CSS.
From concept to execution, I have successfully delivered websites and digital marketing campaigns on time and within budget—producing measurable results.
Let’s collaborate to bring your vision to life and elevate your online presence!
Present
I offer my experience and skills to businesses in WordPress design and development, copywriting, SEO, email marketing and more. Accepting new clients!
2023-Present
I manage all aspects of Agency marketing and development for WestMass ElderCare, including digital and print design, WordPress development and mainenance, search engine optimization and copywriting, digital advertising and email marketing, as well as grantwriting. In my first three months, I increased social media engagement 1200%; created and launched a new website raising our SEO score by 40% and doubling engagement; and activated the Google Ads grant.
2013-2023
I managed the communications and technology for the Massachusetts Councils on Aging located in Easthampton, MA. This included their websites, email marketing, publications, and tech support for the staff. I also provided event planning, managing over 80 workshops with upwards of 150 presenters for their annual conference.
2002-2010
I was a global Online Marketing Planner for Hasbro Games, located in East Longmeadow, MA. I created the online strategies, including the websites and digital marketing projects, for their portfolio of brands, including Monopoly, Scrabble, RISK, Trivial Pursuit, Cranium, and more.
2000-2002
I managed the website and electronic communications for Charter Communications, headquartered in St. Louis, MO.
1998-2000
I managed customer website accounts within an online yellow pages for postnet.com, the first digital delivery and community resource site of the St Louis Post-Dispatch.
1995-1999
Bachelor of Science
Communications and Journalism
Alpha Lambda Sigma Honor Society
1987-1989
Liberal Studies
Features Editor of the University Newspaper
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