How a Girl From Alabama Ended Up
Running SEO for Law Firms in Her Pajamas
The Accidental Start
Started managing online antique listings for a local shop. That's right β my work-from-home career began with vintage furniture and someone else's collectible plates. Taught me that selling things online is 90% good descriptions and 10% not being weird about it.
The Freelance Scramble Years
Wrote blogs, articles, press releases, product descriptions β whatever anyone needed. Learned SEO by doing it wrong first, then slightly less wrong, then eventually right. Ghostwrote for people who took credit for things I still quote at parties nobody invited me to.
The 'Oh, This Is a Real Career' Phase
Freelance work got steady. Started specializing in SEO content. Realized I could actually make a living doing this. Bought a better office chair. It was a big moment.
Legal SEO & The Deep End
Joined The Legal Marketing Company, eventually became VP of Search. Spent a decade learning exactly what makes content rank for law firms β which are some of the most competitive keywords on the internet. Also learned that lawyers are surprisingly funny when they're not being lawyers.
Reporter Era
Became a stringer for my local newspaper, the Andalusia Star News, covering community stories. Also wrote trending news for Distractify. Two very different audiences. One very tired Kelley.
Biscuits & Bandwidth Is Born
Started this site because I had 20 years of work-from-home knowledge and a strong opinion that most remote work advice is boring. Decided to build something useful, funny, and Southern β the site I wish existed when I was googling 'how to work from home without losing my mind' in 2004.

