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Hi, I’m Susan, a seasoned copywriter, creative and wordsmith. Whatever you need writing - from a social post to a full brand story - I’ll find the perfect words for you. And if you need brand strategy, brand design, social content, or digital expertise, I know the perfect people to help. I’m fast, good and affordable - not often you find all of those in one sentence!
I help businesses uncover new ideas, attract new customers and identify new revenue opportunities. Through Creative Customer Solutions, I identify opportunities others may overlook - from commercial growth and business visibility to customer engagement and monetisation. My work has contributed to #1 Google rankings, website upgrades generating new business, 50+ genuine Google reviews and progression into Tier-2 commercial markets. I also create original commercial concepts and IP for licensing and brand partnerships. I bring 25+ years of hands-on business experience to every opportunity I find
As a strategic creative, I'm always looking for opportunities to collaborate with others from Social, Design, Brand, integrated campaigns to business innovation and Ai, transformation, I believe in creating ideas that build genuine connections with people where it matters most in their lives—driving measurable results and lasting impact.
Marketing & Brand leader specialising in transforming consumer, food, hospitality and lifestyle brands into culturally relevant, commercially strong businesses. I work across brand strategy, creative direction, launches, digital growth, retail concepts and customer experience, helping brands elevate perception, drive demand and create experiences people genuinely connect with. Over the past decade I’ve led brand and marketing across franchise networks, retail, hospitality and e-commerce businesses, spanning national brands, fast-growing companies and emerging concepts.
8+ years digital marketing experience - SEO, SEM, social strategy & content, lead gen, AI readiness & optimisation
Senior performance marketing strategist, 7 years across agency and in house roles, including guiding junior team members, running Google and Meta Ads across a wide range of industries. I don't just run ads, I look at the whole picture, tracking, site, offer, to find what's really holding results back. Recent work: grew a B2B client's leads from 76 to 371 a month while cutting cost per lead from $15.62 to $8.04, and took their EOFY campaign to 13.4x, up from 3.2x the year before. I work solo, respond fast, and care about results that actually mean something, not vanity metrics.
Freelance digital marketer helping businesses with websites, email marketing, advertising, and strategy. I have 5+ years experience working in-house for notable national brands within Australia, developing effective marketing strategies across a range of channels. I have demonstrated experience developing professional websites across multiple CMS platforms, creating email marketing sequences, paid advertising campaigns and overall marketing strategy.
Hi, I’m Baya, a Meta Ads & Digital Marketing Specialist helping businesses grow through paid social. I previously worked as a Meta Ads Consultant for Meta, advising 100+ businesses and agencies, from small brands to accounts spending $50K+/month. I specialise in strategy, audits, campaign setup, optimisation, creative strategy, and tracking. With a background in brand strategy, social media and content, I combine performance and creativity to build campaigns that actually connect with your audience.
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A typical gig delivers a one or two page plan: who you're targeting and why, positioning (the one-liner that explains what makes you different), the 2 to 3 channels you'll invest in, a 90-day priority list, and a budget split. Bigger gigs add market research, competitor mapping and a measurement framework so you can tell whether the plan is working.
If you're winging it and growth has plateaued, yes. A strategy is just three answers on a page: who you're for, what you're offering them, and how you'll reach them. Without it, you tend to chase whatever channel feels hot that month. With it, you stop wasting budget on the wrong things.
Strategy answers who you're for and how you'll grow. Branding answers what you look like and sound like (logo, voice, positioning). Marketing answers what you're doing this month (the campaigns, the ads, the posts). Strategy first, branding second, marketing third. Skipping straight to marketing without the first two is why so many campaigns fizzle.
Yes. Free frameworks like Lean Canvas and the Value Proposition Canvas will get you most of the way, and AI tools can pressure-test your thinking. The catch is that doing strategy on yourself is hard; you can't see your own blind spots, and you tend to confirm what you already believe. A strategist asks the questions you wouldn't, and pushes back when the plan won't work.
A focused one-page plan is usually 2 to 4 weeks: a working session, a draft, refinement, then a final version you can actually use. A deeper piece with market research or brand positioning runs 4 to 8 weeks. Anything longer is usually scope creep or research for research's sake.
Bring real numbers: current revenue, customer count, where your enquiries come from now, and what you can honestly spend on marketing each month. The more grounded the inputs, the sharper the plan. Vague inputs produce a generic strategy that could belong to any business in your industry.
Execution, and this is where most strategies die. Commit to a 90-day window where you actually run the priority list; a plan that sits in a folder is wasted money. Many businesses post follow-up gigs for the channels the strategy picked (SEO, ads, email), and some strategists offer ongoing support to keep the plan on track.
A marketing strategy and plan in Australia typically costs $2,500 to $6,000. A tightly scoped one-page plan can come in from around $1,500, while deeper engagements with market research and competitor mapping run up to $10,000. The drivers are research depth and how much of your market the strategist needs to map from scratch.
Because the range spans most of the market, from a marketing coordinator to a head of marketing. Nearer $81 is coordinator and manager level, good for running a plan someone else set. The middle of the band is a senior marketing manager who can build the plan and run it. Toward $247 you're at head-of-marketing level, worth it when the strategy has to hold up against a board or a serious spend. Fractional chief marketing officers sit above this band again, bought as a day or two a month. That is a different arrangement from a gig, which is why the band here stops below it, and you should compare a fractional rate against a salary rather than against a coordinator's.
Look for one who has worked with businesses your size and stage, asks sharp questions early (not just discovery for the sake of it), and can show past plans they've delivered, anonymised is fine. Reviews on Unjumble that mention what changed for the business after the gig are the cleanest signal. Be wary of strategists who only sell strategy and never go near execution.
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Every gig runs on a payment schedule you both agree on up front, and every payment is held securely through Stripe. On an outcome-based gig you fund each stage before the work starts and it is released once you sign off. On a time-based gig you are charged for each month as it starts, and it is released to your freelancer once that month has been worked. No chasing invoices, and no paying for work that is not done.
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