Jack D Wynn

These are some of the publications and brands I have created content for….

Within six years of career experience, I have successfully managed and developed a media brand from its infancy into becoming a competitive source of content; produced digital and print content to stringent deadlines; interviewed business leaders and human interest case studies; commissioned and sub-edited copy to a professional standard; built strong relationships with key stakeholders and PR contacts; successfully managed editorial calendars; published content to systems such as WordPress with SEO optimisation; monitored content performance via Google Analytics to improve output; and created effective social media strategies to build brand awareness.

As well as direct communications experience, I have had an advantageous insight into the marketing function of the publishing industry.

M: +44 (0)7788 274504
E: jdwynn.editorial@gmail.com

The guilt from being signed off work is adding to my mental health issues

March 8, 2021March 8, 2021 by jackdwynn, posted in Blog, Features

I knew how I was feeling wasn’t normal and that time off work would only help – but I still felt extremely guilty. Particularly during the pandemic, I have found that one of the hardest parts of being signed off with a sick note is the feeling of letting others down

Acne influencers on why they would never change their spots

March 4, 2021March 4, 2021 by jackdwynn, posted in Features

The #acnepositivity movement is continuing to try to change the way we look at acne and has empowered those with the condition to no longer hide behind a mask of heavy makeup. I spoke with two influencers on their stories and why they’ve taken it upon themselves to say acne is all okay

This Was Meant To Be A Stop-Gap Job. Covid Might Mean It’s Forever

March 3, 2021March 3, 2021 by jackdwynn, posted in Blog, Features

Some friends have secured their first industry jobs, despite the pandemic working on exciting projects with reputable companies. Meanwhile, I’m chained to my headset, stuck with the realisation this stop-gap job will likely become an ongoing fixture in a troubled economy

Supporting your teenager through acne

January 6, 2021 by jackdwynn, posted in Features

It’s not just teenagers that fight stubborn acne. Parents are at the brunt of their frustrations with limited expert support. Here, Jack Wynn speaks with two mothers about how they’ve supported their children through the fight, and what resources are available during the pandemic

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The guilt from being signed off work is adding to my mental health issues

This Was Meant To Be A Stop-Gap Job. Covid Might Mean It’s Forever

Supporting your teenager through acne