Editorial for industrial safety client and manufacturing partner
Client: Teksal Safety, in collaboration with their client, Dropsafe Brief: As part of my ongoing content marketing services for Teksal Safety, and in collaboration with Teksal Safety’s manufacturing partner, Dropsafe, I co-produced an editorial for Petroleum Australia magazine. Working with my marketing counterpart from Dropsafe in Hong Kong,we liaised via email to consolidate the messaging
Capability statement for mine rehabilitation company
Client: Thiess Rehabilitation Brief My Brisbane-based mine rehabilitation client, Thiess Rehabilitation, wanted to update its capability statement. As mentioned recently, I love working with graphic designers to produce complete products, like capability statements, et cetera, that require design and imagery to bring my copy to life and showcase the company visually. Following a brief over
Award submissions for Tasmanian drone company, Taz Drone Solutions
Client: Taz Drone Solutions Brief Having written an (award-winning) award submission for Taz Drone Solutions‘ CEO and Chief Pilot Andrew Davies last year, he contacted me to write another submission for the Australian Association for Uncrewed Systems (AAUS) Industry Awards. After a brief over the phone and a few emails to clarify, we opted for
Little pink typewriter has moved!
Little pink typewriter – and therefore, Lpt HQ – has moved! Pretty exciting news, really. While I haven’t moved far, and I primarily work remotely with clients across Australia / around the world, and the move won’t impact my work – or clients – it’s exciting because I’ve moved to my favourite suburb in Perth:
I love working with graphic designers!
I love working with graphic designers. Here’s why. It recently occurred to me that while I (obviously) do a lot of writing… I also regularly collaborate with graphic designers and/or web developers to deliver a content project / product. It started way back… when I was first writing copy on a boxy old Macintosh! Yes,
Award submission for mining client: when things don’t go to plan
Sometimes things don’t go to plan. That’s life. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t talk about them – or only talk about successes. So I thought I’d share this case study for a project that didn’t quite go to plan, but, in a way, was still worthwhile… Client: mining company Brief: award submission about their