Arielle Tschinkel
About Arielle Tschinkel
Arielle Tschinkel is an SEO Writer at Oprah Daily and a Lifestyle Contributor at INSIDER. She has a background in journalism with experience at various media outlets, including USA TODAY and HelloGiggles.
Work at Hearst
Arielle Tschinkel currently serves as an SEO Writer for OprahDaily.com, a position she has held since 2022. In this role, she focuses on optimizing content for search engines to enhance visibility and engagement. Her work at Hearst is part of a broader career in digital media and content creation, where she applies her expertise in SEO strategies to improve online readership.
Current Contributions and Roles
In addition to her role at Hearst, Arielle Tschinkel is a Lifestyle Contributor at INSIDER since 2018 and a Lifestyle/News Writer at Scary Mommy since 2021. She also contributes to Motherly® as a News Writer since 2023. Her diverse writing roles encompass lifestyle, news, and entertainment topics, showcasing her versatility in content creation across multiple platforms.
Previous Experience in Journalism
Arielle Tschinkel has a robust background in journalism, having worked for various media outlets. She served as a Deals Writer at USA TODAY from 2020 to 2021 and held multiple writing positions at HelloGiggles, Meredith Corporation, and SHE Media. Her experience spans several years and includes roles focused on pop culture, lifestyle, and news writing.
Education and Expertise
Arielle Tschinkel studied Journalism at Purchase College, SUNY for one year from 2007 to 2008. She furthered her education at New York University, where she studied Journalism and Sociology, achieving a degree in Liberal Arts from 2009 to 2011. Her academic background provides a solid foundation for her career in writing and content development.
Early Career and Additional Roles
Arielle began her career in various roles, including as an Executive Assistant at Kate Spade & Company and the Port Authority of NY & NJ. She also worked as a Marketing Analyst at the Port Authority. Her early experiences contributed to her skills in communication and organization, which have been beneficial in her writing career.