Professional freelance PR and content writing services
from industry veteran Simon Judges
Professional freelance PR and content writing services
from industry veteran Simon Judges
I have over twenty years' experience in various media marketing and PR channels - on and offline, national and regional, agency and client-side, consumer and B2B - most recently working primarily in B2B PR for IT and tech companies.
I have a breadth of experience and knowledge along with a patient, calm and methodical approach to client servicing that has led to me being described as a 'safe pair of hands', ‘a sage’ and ‘the office Yoda’.
In the words of one previous client: "you write in a way that makes me understand what we do..."
Over time, I've established myself as a content writer for a range of purposes, writing to order in a variety of voices, with a number of clients asking for me personally to write content for them.
During the last decade, I've specialised in B2B content, writing thought leadership articles, research reports, whitepapers, press releases, and blog posts for a wide range of IT, technology, and telecoms firms whose products and services include cyber-security, IT networking, enterprise software, and communications infrastructure.
Maintain visibility into the new mobile reality - VanillaPlus article
Transforming the medical industry in the fourth industrial revolution - Med-Tech Innovation article
Securing DNS against the Internet of Things – Infosecurity article
AI bias: It is the responsibility of humans to ensure fairness - Information Age article
Accenture's push into the creative sector is an identity crisis - Consultancy.uk article
"Hackers are not being given the opportunity to do good with their skills" - Sifted article
Using Facebook to drive people to your games - PocketGamer article
The importance of software in adjusting to teaching in the new normal - Education Tech article
Why it's time to understand and embrace digital tax processes - Financial Director article
Causal AI - machine learning for the real world - Global Banking & Finance Review article
Automation in IT is no longer just 'nice to have' but essential - Holyrood article