Spite Village
It’s been another slow, steady, tranquil week at work, and I’m so grateful for it. Here’s my what I’ve been up to:
Lauren Pope
What being self-employed in content really looks like
What I earn, what I spend, how I find work, and what I’ve learnt from 8 years as a freelance content strategist.
Hedge witch life
The last couple of weeks have been very, very busy. March is always an intense month – lots of client need to spend their budgets and complete work by the end of the tax year. This is some of what I’ve been working on:
Service level agreements for content teams
Is your content team feeling reactive, overwhelmed, invisible? A content SLA is a practical tool and act of care that will make a difference.
Not everything, but not nothing
What can a content strategy do about work stress?
Too booked to be bothered
This is what I’ve been up to this week: *I also had to turn down a couple of bits of work that I didn’t have time for, but they don’t show up in this pie chart.
Diary studies and making cords
The power of diary studies and learning to make natural cordage.
How to do a website content audit
A practical guide to website content audits. Choose your approach, measure quality, and turn findings into actionable improvements.
Pleasant preoccupation
I’m back with weeknotes again after a long break.
Overcoming the ‘everything everywhere all at once’ of content
Why narrowing your focus could be the best thing you do for your content career.