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+ MEET KEIKO
Keiko Zoll is a leading infertility blogger and freelance writer. Since 2009, she has chronicled her personal infertility journey as she and her husband seek to build their family through IVF with a known egg donor. What started as an anonymous blog with only a handful followers, her rst blog, Hannah Wept, Sarah Laughed, became an overnight sensation in the online infertility community, after the 2010 release of her award-winning viral video, What IF: A Portrait of Infertility.
In April 2011, she inspired a successful grassroots social media movement against PETA. Over just six days, she petitioned them to end an offensive publicity campaign mocking the infertility community, garnering international attention.
In March 2012, Keiko relaunched her blog as The Infertility Voice to become a leading online empowerment resource for infertility patients across the web.
THE MODEL
The Infertility Voice was founded in March 2012 as an online empowerment resource for infertility patients seeking support, compassion and guidance on their infertility journeys.
Through her blog, eBooks, contributing articles and guest posts, as well as media and public speaking engagements, Keiko seeks to give a passionate voice to the infertility communitys needs and universality of experiences.
THE MISSION
The Infertility Voice seeks to free infertility from cultural shame and silence and to catalyze a national, open and compassionate dialogue about infertility as a disease.
The Infertility Voice exists for the entire infertility community, including patients, prospective parents, legislators, thought-leaders and organizations seeking to raise awareness of and advocate for the infertility community.
KEIKO ZOLL | THEINFERTILITYVOICE.COM | INFO@KEIKOZOLL.COM | 617.286.4673
KEIKO BELIEVES
Infertility is a life-altering disease. You deserve respect, dignity and compassion. Your emotional experience is real and valid. All infertility stories matter: including yours. You have the right to equal access to care. Infertility treatments must be grounded in ethical patient care. Hope is not a four-letter word.
THE INFERTILITY VOICE EMPOWERS VISITORS TO: Live a Fertile Life
Embrace Hope
Speak Up
Be Informed
KEIKO ZOLL | THEINFERTILITYVOICE.COM | INFO@KEIKOZOLL.COM | 617.286.4673
INTERNATIONAL
DOMESTIC California = 10.5% Massachusetts = 9.4% New York = 8.2% Texas= 5.9%
7700 Unique Visitors/Month US = 78% 13,600 Pageviews/Month Canada = 6.4% 52% New Visitors UK = 3.6% 48% Returning Visitors
Australia = 2.5%
+ WHOS READING
Visitors are mostly female.
+ BUILDING BUZZ
2200+ FACEBOOK PAGE LIKES* 2100+ TWITTER FOLLOWERS*
= 200 LIKES
*Across 3 Facebook Fan Pages
= 100 FOLLOWERS
*Across 2 Twitter Accounts
= 10 LISTS
*Across 2 Twitter Accounts
= 25 FOLLOWERS
With over 20 Pinboards
MAKING HEADLINES
Dealing with infertility is a roller coaster of good days and awful days Metro News International, Apr. 2012
The Invisible Pain of Infertility REDBOOK Magazine, Oct. 2011
Infertility Doesnt Just Affect Older Women WBZ-TV/CBS Boston, May 2011
Offensive Animal Rights Ad Enrages Infertility Community The Hufngton Post, Apr. 2011
Breeding Ground Tablet Magazine, Aug. 2010
KEIKO ZOLL | THEINFERTILITYVOICE.COM | INFO@KEIKOZOLL.COM | 617.286.4673
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TOP HONORS
2012 Named a Best Infertility Blog, AllParenting.com
2012 Top Online Inuencer - Infertility, ShareCare.com
2012 Voice of the Year - OpEd, BlogHer.com
2011 Named a Best Infertility Blog, REDBOOK Magazine
2011 Voice of the Year - Perspectives, BlogHer.com
2011 Health Impact Award, Wellshpere.com
2011 Grand Prize, Health Activist Vlog Contest, WEGOHealth.com
2010 Hope Award for Best Viral Video, RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association
2010 Grand Prize, This Is Me Video Contest, Wellsphere.com
Keiko Zoll with FOX News Anchor Alisyn Camerota at the 2010 RESOLVE Night of Hope Awards.
Keiko is a powerful advocate, writer and speaker. She writes eloquently and passionately, and I can always rely on her to widen and deepen my perspective on any issue she writes about.
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The Infertility Voice exists for the 1 in 8 couples who live with infertility every day - because our infertility stories matter.