Community Management
For the past three years I have managed social media strategy and content across many beauty and FMCG brands via Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube.
Miss Citty Kitty Column
Gin with a Twist
Overhaul Don't Over-Hoard
Simple, Subdued, Chic at Paris Fashion Week
Raf Simons’ Beautiful Goodbye at Milan Fashion Week
Rainy Day Beauty at London Fashion Week
From Nude to Neon at New York Fashion Week
Bespoke Bronzing with Zen-Tan
Caribbean Property Investor Magazine
I recently completed two articles for the launch issue of The Caribbean Property Investor Magazine. As someone who loves the Caribbean and has visited Tobago twice and Barbados fleetingly, this publication was a real treat to work on.
TARGETjobs magazine
The magazine covers on the right each link through to an online version of that issue. As editor of TARGETjobs magazine my role was to manage the editorial process from conception of the content for each issue, right through to signing off the pages for print.
Liaising with colleagues in sales and design, as well as the publisher, the magazine was very much a group effort. I was responsible for assigning members of the editorial team to write pieces of the magazine, as well as writing articles myself. I would also work with the designer to come up with cover ideas, which would in turn lend themselves to effective headlines and cover stories.
I would flatplan all of the editorial and ad pages, and keep in regular contact with sales regarding what space was still left to sell. After I sub-edited all of the pages, I would arrange for the whole publication to be proofread and go through any amends with the designer. Finally I would check PDFs after they were uploaded ready for the printer and sign off the completed magazine.
Liaising with colleagues in sales and design, as well as the publisher, the magazine was very much a group effort. I was responsible for assigning members of the editorial team to write pieces of the magazine, as well as writing articles myself. I would also work with the designer to come up with cover ideas, which would in turn lend themselves to effective headlines and cover stories.
I would flatplan all of the editorial and ad pages, and keep in regular contact with sales regarding what space was still left to sell. After I sub-edited all of the pages, I would arrange for the whole publication to be proofread and go through any amends with the designer. Finally I would check PDFs after they were uploaded ready for the printer and sign off the completed magazine.
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