Journalist.
Publicist.
Editor.
I have a thing for words and the way they work.
Our stories help us understand our world.
They shape our perspective. They teach and enlighten. They put us on the same wavelength and connect us beyond the surface.
Think about the last time you were deeply engaged in someone’s story.
You remember it, don’t you?
The eye contact. The head tilt. The feelings as you hang on to every word. The way you connected to it—the reason it mattered.
How did I turn my love of stories into my life’s work?
It starts when I realized wasn’t living on my terms.
I was working jobs that left me empty, doing what I “should” be doing instead of what I desired.
I was missing the feeling–the feeling when a new connection makes the background noise fade and I want nothing more than what’s in front of me, nodding at every word and buzzing with excitement about the possibility of our forces coming together to create a difference in the world.
Lost in the story — in the feeling of being deeply compelled by someone’s work, and wishing I could tell more people about it.
As I left those moments to lifelessly do things I didn’t care about, I had to ask myself: Why?
No answer? Time for a change.
I wanted to use the power of the pen to do something of service to others living out their dreams.
To see energy literally shift, in my clients and in who they serve, when we amplify a story that matters.
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Taylor Fowler is an independent writer, publicist, and journalist. Her words have been featured in Very Local Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Independent. She notably wrote a lead story for Visit Pittsburgh's 2023 Official Visitors Guide, showcasing the charms of Pittsburgh’s 90 unique neighborhoods and the city's vibrant personalities that make it a must-visit destination.
Taylor has appeared on KDKA Newsradio 1020, where she chatted about a 3-day art and music festival she co-produced at Kenny’s Homewood, and on City Cast Pittsburgh, where she journeyed through the history of Pittsburgh's "unholiest trend": converting churches to venues, breweries, and businesses. Her own entrepreneurial journey was spotlighted in a 2022 episode of Proprietors of Pittsburgh Podcast.
She’s the visionary founder of Taylor Fowler Writing & Public Relations, a public relations business dedicated to using impactful storytelling to amplify the voices of changemaking leaders in creative and nonprofit industries. For nearly a decade, she has successfully served dozens of clients in securing influential press features at both local and national levels. Her expertise extends to coordinating high-impact events.
Taylor is also a freelance copywriter and copyeditor. She's written copy and sales-driven messaging for the websites of mission-driven businesses based in Pittsburgh. She has copyedited an entire nonfiction memoir cover-to-cover, in addition to editing articles written by clients.
As a publicist, Taylor collaborates with a diverse array of artists, organizations, and businesses, empowering them to craft authentic and resonant narratives that forge genuine connections with their people. As a journalist, Taylor is committed to uncovering important issues within the cultures and communities of Pittsburgh.