Social media management and content creation for athletes, races, sport brands and nutrition businesses, alongside other brands and projects looking for clear strategy, strong content and a more creative way to show up online.
Much of my experience sits within athletes, sport brands, nutrition brands, races and endurance businesses because I already understand that world.
I know the difference between content that looks nice and content that actually feels right for the people who train, race, follow and buy within sport.
That means less time translating the culture and more time working out what your audience should see, why they should care and how the account should show up consistently. I am also open to work outside sport where there is a good fit, especially projects that need the same basic social strategy applied in a more creative way.
My own Instagram is a useful example of the kind of content I enjoy creating: running, race weekends, ideas, opinions and the less polished bits that make an account feel like a person rather than a schedule.
For client, athlete or event-specific examples, get in touch and I can share work that is relevant to what you are looking for.
Support can cover the full account or a specific part of the content process, depending on what you already have in place.
Content direction, platform priorities, recurring themes and a clearer reason for what is being posted.
Reels, short-form video, graphics, photography-led content and social-first ideas built around the brand or athlete.
Planning, copy, scheduling and day-to-day account support so the social side does not keep falling to the bottom of the list.
On-the-ground content around races and events, including the build-up, behind-the-scenes moments and what happens beyond the main stage.
Sport and endurance are where much of my experience sits, but I am not limited to one sector. I am always interested in new ways to apply strong social strategy, content and storytelling where the fit makes sense.
Personal brands that need structure, consistency and content without losing the person behind the account.
Businesses that want social content built by someone who already understands how their audience thinks and talks.
Event organisers that need content before, during or after race weekend.
Brands whose products sit naturally within training, racing and endurance culture.
Work outside sport where clear strategy, audience understanding and strong content can be applied in a fresh or more creative way.
I have hands-on experience creating social content around major endurance events, including work in the UTMB environment. That means understanding the pace of race week, the behind-the-scenes moments and the content opportunities that disappear if you only think about the polished finish-line post.
Social in sport needs a plan, but it also needs enough room for races, results, training changes, live events and the things nobody could have scheduled six weeks ago.
What you are trying to achieve, who the audience is, what already works and where the current gaps are.
Agree the themes, formats, frequency and content process so there is enough structure to keep things moving.
Produce and schedule the content, then adapt when the sport, event or audience gives us something more useful to talk about.
I am already part of the endurance world as a runner and creator, so sport is a space I understand naturally. But the part I enjoy most is taking the fundamentals of good social strategy, understanding the audience, finding the right angle and creating content people actually want to engage with, and applying them wherever there is an interesting project and a strong fit.
Athlete, brand, race, event, organisation or other project, plus the platforms you are currently using.
Strategy, content creation, consistency, day-to-day management, event coverage or a combination of them.
You do not need to arrive with a finished package in mind. The scope can be built around what would actually make the account easier and stronger.
Tell me about the athlete, race, brand or project, what you are currently doing and where you need support.