Fractional Communications Support for Tech & Nonprofit Teams
I help small, overloaded teams stay consistent with external communications—writing, messaging, newsletters, and content execution—without adding full-time headcount.
Christina Copy Co. offers content copywriting, ghostwriting, editing, fact-checking and editing of AI copy, and practical project management for small businesses and nonprofit organizations.
Currently accepting 2–3 retainer clients for immediate start.
What I Help With
I provide hands-on communications support for organizations that need reliable execution but don’t have the internal bandwidth to keep up with content and messaging demands.
This is not strategy consulting or agency management. I plug in and help get the work done.
- External messaging and content writing
- Newsletters and donor/customer updates
- Blog posts and articles
- Website content updates and edits
- Internal and external communications support
- General writing and messaging overflow support
Best Fit For:
This work is designed for teams that are actively shipping work but struggling to keep up with communications.
- Cybersecurity and B2B tech companies
- Founder-led SaaS and startup teams
- Small nonprofit and advocacy organizations
- Teams experiencing staffing gaps or capacity constraints
- Organizations that need consistent communication without hiring full-time staff
How I Work
I work on a flexible fractional basis, typically 5–10 hours per week depending on need.
I integrate directly into your existing workflows and systems with minimal onboarding. The focus is speed, clarity, and reliability—not process overhead.
- Lightweight onboarding
- Fast turnaround on requests
- Flexible monthly retainer structure
- Can scale up or down as needed
- Works inside your existing tools and workflows
Engagement Options
Most clients work with me on a monthly retainer basis to ensure consistent communications support without the cost or delay of hiring.
Retainers typically range from:
$1,000 – $3,000/month
depending on scope and hours required.
- Blogs
- Book manuscripts
- Whitepapers
- Academic papers
- Research papers
- Technical manuscripts
- AI generated content
- SEO audits for website or advertising copy
Availability
I currently have capacity for 2–3 new clients starting this month.
If you need communications support or are currently short-staffed, I may be able to step in quickly.
Contact
You don’t need to hire a full-time marketing staff. Christina Copy Co. will write, edit, proofread or offer a marketing strategy for a flat monthly fee that includes nearly any marketing project or task you have. It’s a straightforward way to pay for everything you need without having to line-item budget for every little copywriting or marketing issue that comes up.
Flat monthly fee based on your organization’s size and needs (starting at $500 per month)
- Unlimited copywriting, editing, and proofreading services (including generative AI and prompt engineering templating)
- Digital marketing consulting services
- Two-hour to two-day max turnaround
- Available six days a week
- Newsletters or larger, recurring projects included
- Any format, any item, any time: Whether a flyer that needs editing or a full-length feature article that needs to be written, it is almost always included in the retainer
- Graphic design work
- Proposal writing and editing included (RFP & RFQ)
- Case studies
- White papers
Satisfied Clients
What do people say about me
Christina’s knack for making complex technology concepts accessible is commendable. Her work on the TITAN project demonstrated her exceptional ability to grasp and convey intricate software functionalities, despite not being a technologist herself. Her writing served as a bridge between the highly technical aspects of our product and the lay audience, making our software appealing and understandable to a broader market.
This skill speaks volumes of her tenacity and her commitment to deeply understand the subject matter. It’s rare to find someone who can effectively communicate sophisticated technology themes, especially in the realm of cybersecurity, as Christina does. Her determination to ensure her audience understands these topics is a testament to her professionalism and her talent as a writer.
About Christina Eichelkraut
I began my career as a community print journalist after earning my Mass Communications and Political Science degree in 2006. For the next nine years I worked for various small- to mid-sized newspapers in urban and rural Arizona and Nevada.
I covered everything from school boards and town councils to state and national elections. My feature writing assignments took me everywhere from grand championship donkey contests to raging brush fires in the Nevada desert. As a general staff reporter, I spent hours researching processes, combing through agency paperwork, and generally becoming a bureaucracy ninja. Little did I know this skill would some day serve my future clients well.
In 2011, while still working as a stringer for the Associated Press and freelancing, primarily as a court reporter for the Nevada and California criminal justice systems, I founded my digital consulting company.
During that time, I wrote just about everything imaginable to pay the rent, from longform SEO blog content and instructional leaflets to political campaign copy and ad copy for Australian shipping crates.
The last four years have led me into the world of technologists, particularly cybersecurity professionals. This has added editing technical whitepapers, ghostwriting blogs and collaborating on IEE articles to my experience list.
At the same time, I also found myself working with many smaller Valley nonprofit organizations and small- and micro-businesses on an eclectic array of projects.
This is where reading all those government meeting backups and researching random topics as a reporter came in handy.
I have successfully helped businesses navigate government contractor processes, built business plans for successful loan applications, written large and small grants, and helped small businesses get relevant certifications from agencies like the SBA. Sometimes I simply help create and streamline operations.
I’ve also been know to research and vet the appropriate professionals a business owner needs to contact for a particular issue.
It was – and still is – deeply fulfilling to be a part of my client’s success.