I'm a purpose-driven writer and content strategist who helps individuals and organizations find their voice and use it with impact.

Whether I’m ghostwriting for a thought leader, scripting a keynote, crafting a patient story, or developing a content plan that motivates people to act, I bring both heart and strategy to the work.

My writing is rooted in a deep belief: words can heal, connect, and transform. My Catholic faith and mindfulness practice guide how I approach each project, always leading with respect, curiosity, and compassion. While I write from a Christian perspective, I admire people of all faiths who walk a spiritual path in an imperiled world. Faith, creativity, and clarity of purpose are at the heart of everything I do.

Much of my work centers around health and wellness, especially the lived experiences of aging, survivorship, cancer care, and resilience along with what Joseph Campbell referred to as “the hero’s journey.” With a background in art history, I also explore the intersection of the arts and spiritual wellness, and how creativity nurtures the soul.

At my heart, I am a storyteller, and I’m passionate about helping others tell their stories with depth and impact. I work with both writers and non-writers to shape personal narratives, organize book and article concepts, and bring clarity to both written and spoken communication. Think of me as a modern-day Cyrano, working behind the scenes to embolden my clients with the words they need to speak and write with strength, conviction, and authenticity. I’m perceptive, intuitive, and skilled at drawing out what matters most in a story—and bringing it to life.

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Jenifer Vogt is also known as Jenifer Mangione Vogt. She is a digital strategist, digital content creator and professional writer

Storytelling is at the heart of everything I do. I help my clients define and clarify their stories in order to grow their audience, engagement and revenue.

MY TOOLKIT: SERVICES I PROVIDE

Helping aspiring and established writers get started—and stay inspired—with a motivating combo of empathy and edge

Crafting books, blogs, and articles in wellness, faith, arts and culture, personal development, and healthcare

Guiding authors and speakers with book coaching, article shaping, and finding the right words to express their ideas

Ghostwriting for executives, creatives, public figures and changemakers with powerful, polished storytelling that sounds like them

Writing speeches and scripts for live talks, keynotes, interviews, and on-camera moments that land with impact

Building editorial calendars, content roadmaps, and messaging strategies that connect purposefully and cohesively

Creating engaging website copy, landing pages, and email flows that drive revenue, clarity, connection, and conversion

Designing audience-focused social content and strategies built around core themes, vision and values, and authentic voice

I'm here to help you harness the power of your story, your journey, and your expertise to connect with your audience authentically.

Featured Branding Lesson

Logo Creation: 10 Things to Get Right from the Start

During launch, many entrepreneurs overlook logo creation because they don’t realize how important it is to get it right. Often, there’s no budget for professional marketing, so they DIY, despite having little to no experience. It’s OK to create your own logo using a tool like Canva or by hiring a low-cost Fiverr designer, especially if you’re starting out with less than $10K. But whether you take the DIY route or hire a pro, you still need to understand the basics to ensure it’s done well.

In the early days of starting a business, a logo may seem inconsequential, but it’s not. A poorly designed logo sends a red flag to potential investors, suggesting a lack of business acumen. It also signals to competitors that you may not understand branding, making it easier for them to outshine you or steal your concept. And fixing a bad logo later can be costly.

Getting logo creation right isn’t complicated, but it does matter. In this post, I’ll walk you through the 10 fundamentals of logo creation so you can build your brand on a strong foundation. We’ll cover: 1.) Color, 2.) Color Palette, 3.) Technicalities, 4.) Variations, 5.) Fonts, 6.) Layers, 7.) Transparency, 8.) Rights, 9.) Safekeeping, and 10.) Thinking Ahead.

Inspired Media: Stories of Faith, Hope & Love

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Kenny Lattimore Soul of a Man (1998)

review of 1998 album soul of a man by kenny lattimore

Jesus Revolution (2023)

Jenifer Vogt's review of the 2023 film Jesus Revolution

Kingdom of Heaven - Director's Cut (2005)

Jenifer Vogt 2005 Kingdom of Heaven Director's Cut Film Review

Here If You Need Me (2008) by Kate Braestrup

2007 Here If You Need Me by Kate Braestrup Book Review from Jenifer Vogt

Twist of Faith (2013)

2013 Toni Braxton Twist of Faith Film Review from Jenifer Vogt

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7 Compelling Reasons for People Over 40 to Eat Olive Oil Every Day

Olive oil, a friend of aging bodies. While it might not have the allure of a fine wine, it’s a vital component in maintaining health and warding off age-related health issues. As we advance in years, our nutritional needs shift, making olive oil an indispensable part of our daily diet. With its diverse benefits, including joint health, heart disease prevention, and cognitive support, olive oil proves to be an essential ally for those over 40. It takes on a pivotal role in preventing an array of health issues that tend to arise with age.

When it comes to olive oil, quality and origin matter. Some of the world’s finest olive oils are produced in the Mediterranean region, including countries like Italy, Greece, and Spain. These regions benefit from the ideal climate and soil conditions for growing olives. To select the best olive oil, consider factors such as the labeling – look for designations like “extra virgin” and “cold-pressed,” which indicate superior quality and extraction methods. The taste can vary from mild and buttery to robust and peppery, so choose one that complements your culinary preferences. Opt for olive oils packaged in dark glass bottles to protect against light exposure, and store them in a cool, dark place to preserve their freshness and flavor. READ MORE>>