Jess has several years of experience as a content creator for various companies in Brisbane and on the Gold Coast.
Jess currently offers content creation services in the following fields:
- Website copy
- Blog Posts
- Feature Articles
- Press releases
- Online Articles
- eBooks
- Marketing Material
- Social Media Marketing/content
- White papers/research articles
Jess is currently working for Brisbane-based consultancy company Candid Content, where she designs, creates and publishes commissioned content for clients. Her most recent project was creating the copy for Candid Content’s new website. Jess also contributes to the Candid Content blog.
Jess has previously interned for Brisbane-based digital media company Digital Conversations where she assisted the founder – Tanya Williams – in the creation and publication of a range of eBooks and white papers on digital strategy in business, and the use of online platforms.
These content resources were designed to expand upon the Digital Conversations brand identity and to attract new clients to Tanya’s business. Each project took weeks to research, compile, edit and publish to a professional standard.
During her work experience, Jess was also asked to be a guest contributor to the Digital Conversations blog.
This eBook and other resources is available from the Digital Conversations website or by request from Jess Mackay.
Jess has previously completed a 3 month internship with Brisbane based news website The Urban Developer. Her role within the news office in South Brisbane included adapting press releases to news article format and writing, editing and publishing a range of feature content for the website.
This role greatly contributed to Jess’ knowledge of SEO, branding elements and marketing research. As well as improving her skills for online writing and publishing.
You can read some of Jess’ work online:
- ‘Australia secures future in the world of online grocery retail’
- ‘Daydream Island set to be redeveloped in the hands of new owners’
- ‘Brisbane Airport approved for $3.8 billion upgrades’
- ‘NSW set to get 4,500 residential lots’
Jess Mackay 