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Freelance copywriter, editor, creative strategist and all-round content wrangler with 15 years of print and digital experience.

I can handle multiple projects, people and clients at once capably. I'm the one in meetings who offers up the snazziest ideas. I don't like marketing buzzwords and neither should you.

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Hello, you. My name’s Adam.

I write and edit smart copy for big companies. I dream up and execute marketing strategies. I make friends out of clients. I lead pitches. I craft editorial narratives. I curate snazzy content calendars.

I also dabble in design, animation, audio production, videography and lots of other fun stuff.

I create bangin’ decks.
I drink coffee with too much sugar.
I can probably help you with some content marketing stuff if you like.

As seen in, on and with…

T3 Magazine, Red Bull, Primark, New Scientist, Sky News, The App Store, Vodafone, TomTom, Coca-Cola, Facebook…

Professionally: I’ve designed, managed and executed content strategies for some of the world’s biggest brands. I’ve written copy for household names. I’ve driven the creative thinking at several multinational marketing agencies. And I’ve been remote working since before it was cool.

Personally: I’m a self-teaching jack-of-all with a string of successful digital passion projects under my belt. I’ll happily turn my hand to just about any creative skill you can name – check out the section below to see what I mean…

Vital statistics

D.O.B: 19.09.86

Height: 5’11”

Location: London, UK

Years in the field: 15

Favourite cheese: Melted

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I’ve written, strategised and planned for a bunch of cool brands.

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The fun stuff’s down here

I spend a lot of my spare time dreaming up creative projects.

They all sit somewhere between ‘haughty masterwork’ and ‘get rich-quick-scheme’.

You can marvel at their variety here: