March
02 2017
December
22 2016
A Copywriter’s Christmas Carol
A copywriter’s Christmas carol …
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June
30 2016
Page turners: The Peninsula Writers’ Club
What do we call a gathering of writers? A flock? A crowd? A murder? A gaggle? Someone recently suggested to me that it was a scribe. That’ll do. A scribe it is.
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June
08 2016
Leaning into the language of communities
How do you find the language to inspire, lead and communicate change? Continue Reading →
November
10 2015
Will work for money – the freelancer files
I may be the first freelancer you’ve worked with, or perhaps you’re a seasoned veteran. Whatever the case, I work with passion and professionalism, I work with integrity and intelligence, and I work to pay the bills. I’m sure you do too. Continue Reading →
June
15 2015
Making your media release work for you
OK, you’re on fire with a media idea but don’t know where to start.
Media Releases are an effective way to make an announcement or inform the media on something you think is worth telling.
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April
24 2015
Connecting kids with ANZAC stories
No matter your war, your story mattered
This week marks 100 years since Australian’s first landed in Gallipoli, and our nation pauses to commemorate the legacy of war.
March
21 2014
A copywriter needs more than a pen
Someone once suggested to me that a copywriter must have the smallest tool box in the world – all they need is a pen and a piece of paper.
I beg to differ.
February
14 2014
Writing words of love on Valentine’s Day
How to find the right words of love to fire cupid’s bow
I’m not a big wrap for Valentine’s Day. The Skipper though once was, as he proposed to me on February 14th and promptly retired from all romantic gestures after said event. Continue Reading →
February
11 2014
Random stuff about the Coast Writer
As the Coast Writer I help tell other people’s stories . . . and now I lift the tupperware lid on mine.
- When I was 15 I entertained the idea of becoming a star of the stage and screen. I say entertained the idea, the audience… not so much. Continue Reading →