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Corporate communications and using data to create better content, with Cameron Pegg

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Communications professional and content strategist Cameron Pegg is Rachel & Lynne's guest this week. Cameron talks about how his time at university helped him create better stories and what his early career in corporate communications taught him. 

Cameron talks about:

  • The value of storytelling to create content
  • Securing bylines while still at uni
  • What he learned from working in radio
  • Developing courses with Communication and Public Relations Australia
  • How offering content strategy helps you charge more
  • What data journalism means and how statistics and infographics make for better storytelling
  • Working with graphic designers

Connect with Cameron on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameronpegg/

or via his website: https://cameronpegg.com.au/ 

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Episode edited by Marker Creative Co www.markercreative.co 

 

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