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The Telegraph

Brand guidelines Brand strategy Tone of voice Product positioning Creative concepting Team management Brand guidelines

Head of Marketing Copy

My role at The Telegraph was to lead marketing copy and Tone of Voice across all advertising – from OOH and radio to digital, social and CRM. I defined and authored the brand’s verbal identity guidelines, acted as global copy guardian for all products and platforms (including Wine and Puzzles), and co-led the creative development of two above-the-line campaigns.

The Telegraph Money — stealth tax raid press ad The Telegraph Money — 'Are you rich?' press ad The Telegraph Money — 'Your complete guide to being better off' ad The Telegraph Money — Property, Pensions and Investing panels

‘The Daily T’ podcast campaign

Camilla Tominey and Kamal Ahmed don’t tread on eggshells. They push boundaries and bring a rare dose of common sense to the headlines. So when they launched a new podcast, we built a campaign that reflected exactly that. I co-concepted creative that introduced two of The Telegraph’s biggest journalists in a way that felt bold, direct and unmistakably Telegraph.

Print ad

The Daily T podcast cover with Camilla Tominey and Kamal Ahmed
The Daily T print ad — 'If you know your own mind, you'll like what's on ours'
The Daily T print ad — new current affairs podcast, every weekday at 5pm

‘Open your world’ brand campaign

Telegraph audiences don’t just read the news – they absorb it: across multiple platforms, formats and moments throughout the day. So for the brand’s first major campaign in seven years, we created something that worked the same way – mirroring how 21st-century readers really understand the world. Powered by extraordinary journalism and unparalleled technology, it told a single story across OOH, radio, CRM, digital and print, meeting readers wherever they were.

Creative concept

Open your world — the rewriting of Roald Dahl Open your world — The Lockdown Files Open your world — Coutts and Nigel Farage