Louise Merry

Senior SEO analyst editor (Spark) at The Daily Telegraph

United Kingdom

A primary school substitute teacher once humoured my 10-year-old self by saying I was 'destined for a career in journalism'. I ditched the crayons (well, sort of), became even more inquisitive – and here we are today.

I have written for The Independent (print/online) and Heart Radio (online/news broadcast scripts). I now work for The Telegraph as a senior SEO analyst editor, sub-editor and journalist.

Many clippings from 2013 onwards will direct you to microsites I have built within the Telegraph domain. In most cases, these sites have been optimised, subbed, built and managed by myself. A number of these sub domains feature articles written by myself and many of the layouts are also determined by yours truly.

Responsibilities are highlighted where possible and PDFs are supplied in instances where the original web pages have been redirected.

Email: [email protected]

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The Daily Telegraph - Inside the First World War - SEO, subbing, design, content management

The Telegraph
05/30/2014
Part ten: Tommy's War

Part ten – Tommy's War – looks at what life was like in the labyrinthine trenches that stretched for thousands of miles along the Western Front

The Telegraph
04/30/2014
Part nine: Superpowers at War

Part nine – Superpowers at War – looks at America's reluctant entry to the conflict, a move that paved way for materialism and reform, and the actions that shaped the Russian revolution.

The Telegraph
03/30/2014
Part eight: New Technologies

Part eight – New Technologies – looks at what emerged from “the laboratory of the First World War”, including analysis of eight groundbreaking weaponry inventions and a study on the impact of aerial photography

The Telegraph
02/28/2014
Part seven: The cultural Front

Part seven looks at the arrival of a new type of soldier; the middle-class, well-educated members of society who could ably and graphically chronicle their experiences on the battlefield through music, literature or painting

The Telegraph
01/30/2014
Part six: Redrawing the Middle East

Part six takes a look at WW1 battles fought in the Middle East, with insight into Britain's strategies and the fall of the Ottoman Empire

Telegraph
12/30/2013
Part five: A World War

Part five looks at Commonwealth involvement in an attempt to understand what drove two million non-European soldiers to fight in a conflict not of their making

The Telegraph
11/30/2013
Part four: The Christmas Truce

Part four of Inside the First World War investigates the Christmas Truce of 1914 – one of the most famous events of the First World War

The Telegraph
10/30/2013
Part three: The Tragedy of Consent

How could entire nations have bought so readily into the idea that war was a good thing? Part three looks at influential propaganda and British morale, as well as the vital roles played by women throughout the conflict

The Telegraph
08/30/2013
Part one: Europe Goes to War

Inside the First World War brings you insights and knowledge from IWM (Imperial War Museums) and opinions from leading military historians. Part one – Europe Goes to War – looks at the events that led to the conflict

The Daily Telegraph - Informed Investing - SEO, subbing, design, commissioning editor, journo

The Daily Telegraph - News, miscellaneous - journo, subbing, content management

The Telegraph
03/07/2013
Do British bosses lead the way?

The National Business Awards has released findings from a survey which demonstrates the importance of strong leadership to British businesses.

The Daily Telegraph
03/23/2011
Elizabeth Taylor: her time on Twitter

From tweeting about spending time with her family, to publically breaking the news of the heart condition that would eventually kill her, it is no secret that late English-American actress, Dame Elizabeth Taylor, was an avid follower of Twitter.

The Daily Telegraph - Selection of (100+) university and HE college guides

The Telegraph
06/20/2011
Cardiff University guide

Cardiff University is one of Britain's leading teaching and research universities

The Telegraph
07/06/2011
British College of Osteopathic Medicine

The British College of Osteopathic Medicine is often regarded internationally as one of the world's best specialist osteopathic institutions

The Telegraph
06/21/2011
The University of London guide

The University of London consists of 19 self governing colleges and ten specialist research institutes

The Telegraph
06/20/2011
Durham University guide

Durham University operates on a collegiate system and is consistently one of the highest-ranked universities in the UK

The Telegraph
06/21/2011
University of the Arts guide

The University of the Arts in London is Europe's largest provider of education in art, design, fashion, communication and the performing arts

The Daily Telegraph
06/21/2012
The University of London guide

The University of London consists of 19 self governing colleges and ten specialist research institutes

The Daily Telegraph - Special projects, Royal Wedding

The Daily Telegraph
04/06/2011
Interactive map: Royal Wedding parties and events

As soon as the extra bank holiday was announced, many people up and down the UK seized the opportunity to plan Royal Wedding parties in tribute to the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton. We take a look at some of the scheduled events which are open to the public.

The Daily Telegraph
04/11/2011
Royal Wedding: the pressures of being a Royal bride

On April 29, Kate Middleton will marry into the Royal Family and become the wife of a future King of Britain but what exactly is in store for the middle-class girl from Berkshire?

The Daily Telegraph
04/08/2011
The ups and downs of Royal Marriages

Picture gallery: The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have been married for over 60 years but not all members of the Royal Family have been so lucky in love.

The Daily Telegraph
04/05/2011
Diana and her life with William and Harry

Picture gallery: When Prince William marries on April 29, the absence of his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, will be a dark spot on an otherwise celebratory day.

The Daily Telegraph
03/30/2012
Royal wedding travel guide: how to get there

Planning travel into and around London can sometimes require military-style strategy and the Royal Wedding day will be no exception. We look at how best to tackle your trip on April 29.

The Independent - Finance, personal finance and money

The Independent - Miscellaneous