Founder and Director of Angels Edge Professional Copywriting, Tricia Snell is also a full-time copywriter, ghostwriter and wordsmith for the business. She prides herself on working with her clients to reach their goals.

Tricia Snell has developed her writing skills over the last fourteen years whilst being employed within the cosmetics, automotive accessories, horse racing, and the furniture and shop fittings industries. Having assisted these companies with sales, advertising and marketing has gained Tricia Snell several outstanding achievement awards and valuable experience.

Tricia Snell's proficiency has also guided professional writers through the completion of their manuscripts with many having since published with well-known publishing houses.

Tricia Snell's knowledge has been acquired via a combination of practical experience and study. Apart from holding a diploma in childcare, and a certificate II in horse industries training, and information technology, Tricia Snell is also a certified personal trainer who graduated from the Australian Fitness Institute with a certificate III and IV in fitness, and was awarded her Master Trainer. In addition to this, Tricia Snell is also studying a Bachelor of Communication with journalism major and has received credits and distinctions throughout.

Tricia Snell currently writes SEO website content, monthly magazine articles, daily blog posts, on-and-off-line sales letters, and a plethora of written materials for online web businesses, financial institutions, health and pharmaceutical companies, real estate firms, substance abuse and recovery organisations, book reviewers, online publishing groups, cosmetics companies, academic facilities, research companies, and non-profit organisations.

Tricia Snell is also an advocate and fundraising coordinator for Kidney Health Australia, and, as such, supports the Kidney Kar Rally annually, which raises in excess of $400,000 AUD per annum for Kidney Kids.

"Captivating an audience is an art denoted by the passion one has for their craft, and language is but a tool of the trade that paints a picture for the audience's captivation; without an experienced painter, the words fail to speak from the canvas!" ~ T.L Snell 2005