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ABOUT CALLUM SHARP
Hi, I’m Callum. I’m a writer, editor, content strategist and SEO specialist based in Vancouver, Canada.
I’ve worked in content strategy and editorial management for more than a decade, and I’ve been lucky enough to produce strategic content campaigns for a variety of purpose-driven brands, including Sony, Microsoft, Sotheby’s International Realty, The Guardian, and The Telegraph, to name a few. I also support a few agencies, including Articulate Marketing, Quietly Media, and John Kramer Marketing.
In my free time, you can find me writing and reading in a Vancouver coffee shop, or blogging for publications including The Writing Cooperative, The Startup, and Multiplier Magazine over on Medium.
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THE WORDS I LIVE BY
HONESTY
Honesty is the best policy. I’m committed to telling true and purpose-centric stories.
INTEGRITY
My aim to do what is right by clients (and society) always come first.
COMMUNITY
Words are for people, by people. I’m committed to ensuring your story is heard by your intended community.
OPEN-MINDEDNESS
Remaining open is the only way to let new things in. I thrive on constructive feedback and learning.
FLEXIBILITY
I’m committed to our purpose, but flexible in my approach.
SUSTAINABILITY
I’m playing the infinite game. My goal is to tell stories that stand up to the test of time.
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If you’re questioning what your brand should actually be saying, this session brings focus. Let’s define the role your content should play in shaping understanding and trust.
EXPLORE THE BLOG
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How to structure an article: The feature
Features are everywhere. Here are a few things you need to know about writing feature articles.
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Why you need to write controversially
Opinions are important. But today, having an opinion isn’t quite enough. Everyone has one. Here’s my point of view on writing to crate engagement.
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5 tips on writing from ‘The Economist Style Guide’
I read The Economist quite a bit, and their style guide makes for wonderful reference material. Here are 5 tips on writing from The Economist Style Guide.