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Jayme Thomason
Jayme is on a mission to take her simple approach to content marketing to the masses. Growing up on her family’s farm in rural Kansas taught her a lot about being able to appreciate life’s simplicities. Those ideals are now inherent in her career, first as a copywriter, then as a content strategist, now as the co-founder and CEO of DivvyHQ, the simple, spreadsheet-free editorial calendar application. DivvyHQ was created specifically for content managers who manage multiple projects, clients and teams and are longing for a simpler solution. Follow @jaymethomason on Twitter and @divvyhq or email her at jayme@divvyhq.com.
Author: Jayme Thomason
Jayme is on a mission to take her simple approach to content marketing to the masses. Growing up on her family’s farm in rural Kansas taught her a lot about being able to appreciate life’s simplicities. Those ideals are now inherent in her career, first as a copywriter, then as a content strategist, now as the co-founder and CEO of DivvyHQ, the simple, spreadsheet-free editorial calendar application. DivvyHQ was created specifically for content managers who manage multiple projects, clients and teams and are longing for a simpler solution. Follow @jaymethomason on Twitter and @divvyhq or email her at jayme@divvyhq.com.
Other posts by Jayme Thomason
Author: Jayme Thomason
Jayme is on a mission to take her simple approach to content marketing to the masses. Growing up on her family’s farm in rural Kansas taught her a lot about being able to appreciate life’s simplicities. Those ideals are now inherent in her career, first as a copywriter, then as a content strategist, now as the co-founder and CEO of DivvyHQ, the simple, spreadsheet-free editorial calendar application. DivvyHQ was created specifically for content managers who manage multiple projects, clients and teams and are longing for a simpler solution. Follow @jaymethomason on Twitter and @divvyhq or email her at jayme@divvyhq.com.
Other posts by Jayme Thomason
5 Easy (Seriously!) Steps to Better Buyer Profiling
I’ve been trying to get more comfortable with speaking to groups. I took an. . . more