I am a talented freelance PR & content consultant with 12+ years of experience across retail and travel sectors. With a strong background in editorial content, I am a creative and strategic thinker in brand communications, confidently building strong relationships with clients and delivering fully integrated SEO campaigns. I'll also be a published author in a few months with Trapeze publishers.
Projects
- VapersWarehouse: Why Eat Cake When You Can Vape?Guilt-Free Vaping: Quit Smoking Without Gaining Weight So you want to stop smoking? Congratulations! You will not regret getting rid of the stink on your clothes and hair, the yellowing teeth, the difficulty breathing. Nor will you miss the nagging guilt that tells you it’s a filthy habit every time you light up. Your body will thank you for it and so will your wallet. Smoking is, of course, highly addictive and to start with you will experience tobacco and nicotine withdrawals. Many peo
Work history
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Digital ConsultantPropellernet
- Brighton, United KingdomFull Time
Digital lead on client teams; analysed insight and developed thorough online content and PR strategies to achieve an increase in YOY search traffic and revenue.
Planned and created compelling onsite content assets, utilising client resources and sourcing third party content producers.
Supplied news and lifestyle features to relevant editorial and social influencers, achieving coverage on a wide variety of quality publications and building diverse client link profiles.
Nurtured editorial and blogger influencer relationships through regular desk visits and a range of exciting press events.
Delivered fully integrated creative campaigns across natural search, paid and social media channels, helping clients to increase brand visibility
Brands I worked on: Forest Holidays, Premier Inn, SportsShoes.com, Kiddicare, Waitrose and Marks & Spencer
Skills
- Strategy
- Copywriting
- Public Relations
- Communications
- Events PR
- Writing
- Media Relations
- Marketing Strategy
- Content and Media Writing
- Journalism