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Frances Sheen

Frances Sheen

Verified

Head of Content, Mediaweek (Australia)

Sydney

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lifestyle and culture stories.I cover entertainment

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Total articles 213

  • Performance dollars struggling to perform? Enter community-driven marketing

    By Adam Furness, Frances Sheen Verified| harro.com@ By Adam Furness, Managing Director APJ at impact.comIt’s time to acknowledge a fundamental shift in the marketing landscape: traditional brand-centric advertising is losing its grip. The era when companies could shape consumer perception through meticulously crafted campaigns and controlled narratives is fading. Today, it’s community-driven trust that’s shaping buying decisions and smart marketers are paying attention.

    By Adam Furness, Frances Sheen Verified · harro.com

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Writer Alex Brooks on why DIY journalism beats none at all

    By Frances Sheen Verified| Mediaweek (Australia) Verified By Alex Brooks, founder of Content Renegade I like to joke that being a journalist is a bit like being a blacksmith – a skill struggling for relevance in an automated world of content abundance, algorithmic overlords and technology disruption. But people still need stories, just as horses still need horseshoes. Media was never a career for those seeking stability.

    By Frances Sheen Verified · Mediaweek (Australia)

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Performance dollars struggling to perform? Enter community-driven marketing

    By Adam Furness, Frances Sheen Verified| harro.com@ By Adam Furness, Managing Director APJ at impact.comIt’s time to acknowledge a fundamental shift in the marketing landscape: traditional brand-centric advertising is losing its grip. The era when companies could shape consumer perception through meticulously crafted campaigns and controlled narratives is fading. Today, it’s community-driven trust that’s shaping buying decisions and smart marketers are paying attention.

    By Adam Furness, Frances Sheen Verified · harro.com

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Mediaweek (Australia)

Sydney, Australia