Offering

We see technology as a tool, not a teacher.

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Most of my clients serve families who care deeply about how their children spend their time and attention. We feel the same way. At Knerl Family Media, we use technology to support better thinking and clearer communication. We do not use it to replace the human work of understanding parents and students.​

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I came to marketing as a journalist and author, not a software evangelist. I’ve spent years interviewing founders, educators, and homeschool parents, digging for the real story behind their work. I told their stories in a way that feels honest and human, on the page, on screen, and on stage. That’s still the core of what I do for curriculum providers, publishers, colleges, and education companies today.

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How we use AI

 

Behind the scenes, I may occasionally use AI as a drafting assistant (for example, to brainstorm possible outlines, surface blind spots in a landing page, or help reorganize ideas that already came from real people). These tools stay in the background. They never decide your message, set your values, or generate “instant marketing” without human review.

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Every founder story, case study, and key piece of copy is shaped by real conversations, close reading of your materials, and my own editorial judgment. AI can shuffle sentences, but it cannot care about your mission or your families.

 

It's our job to do this care work. 

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We won’t use AI to:

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• Invent curriculum or lesson content on your behalf

• Create fake or composite “customer stories” or testimonials

• Generate synthetic personalities for parents or children to bond with

• Make claims about your product that you wouldn’t make yourself

 

If a tool would blur the line between truth and convenience, we don’t use it. Your families deserve marketing that reflects what really happens in homes and classrooms, not what a prompt can imagine.

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We also understand that recent court decisions have made it more difficult to claim AI-generated work as your own. Registering for a trademark or gaining copyright is for people alone. Robots cannot claim these privileges, and we would never want to put your brand messaging and assets in jeopardy by stripping you of your intellectual property rights.

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Why this matters for your brand

 

Many homeschool and ESA parents (classical or not) are quietly asking, “Can I trust this?” Long before they compare features, they’re listening to see whether your voice feels real, grounded, and aligned with how they actually live.

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My promise is simple: I’ll use light tech where it saves everyone time, but the heart of the work will always be human. People respond to content marketing rooted in true stories. With the right listening and care, together we can create language we're willing to stand behind.