Jaime Fraze is an experienced digital editor in the tech, business and food spaces, having produced content for clients ranging from Fortune 500 corporations to fledgling nonprofits for more than 16 years.
As a contributor to SafeHome.org, Jaime brings her meticulous attention to detail and commitment to unbiased, accurate content to every review she crafts. As a wife and mother of two, Jaime is especially aware of families' need for reliable, user-friendly home security and the remarkable technological innovations transforming the industry. As a homeowner, she understands that the feeling of safety in your own home is priceless. She also understands that the process of obtaining that feeling of safety – whether it's buying a couple of cameras or investing in a full-fledged security system – can be confusing and overwhelming.
Jaime works tirelessly to ensure every piece of content she creates meets SafeHome.org's exacting standards, empowering readers to make confident, informed security decisions for their homes.
A native of Philadelphia, Jaime graduated from the University of Delaware with a degree in English concentrating in journalism. She began her career as a beat reporter for a small newspaper in rural North Carolina, covering education before pivoting to the copy desk. Over the following years, Jaime led copy desks at three additional newspapers across the country before transitioning into public relations and digital marketing.
Most recently, as content marketing editor for a boutique digital media agency in Atlanta, Jaime played a key role in developing, overseeing and publishing compelling content for diverse audiences, while also co-managing client websites, blogs and content workflows.
In her spare time, Jaime enjoys reading, yoga and hunting for the best doughnuts in Atlanta.