Jye Smith is a marketing executive for an online media publisher, and also works as a freelance producer, web and graphic designer, and social media strategist. For more information please contact me.
“To write, muse, dream, strategise, and scream about social media and the online digital industry. I have a passion for 3 things: online communities, driving conversation and creating compelling content.
And to wield the sword that is social media.
i am a digirati solider”
-jye smith
Other hats.
- Musician, Producer for Sonixtrip (www.sonixtrip.com)
- Graphic/CSS Designer, all inquiries welcome
- Social Media Consultant, all inquiries welcome
Biography (October 2008)
Jye Smith
Jye Smith is a Marketing Executive for CBS Interactive, developing marketing strategies for brands including BNET Australia, Builder AU, and ZDNet Australia. He is especially passionate about three things: online communities, creating compelling content and driving conversation.
Jye is also a writer, community builder and freelance digital media consultant specialising in social media, brand development and design. He regularly writes about these experiences in digital media at A Digital Perspective (www.jyesmith) — a blog discussing the lessons learnt and a place to share experiences and start conversations. The blog is currently ranked in the Top 50 Australian Marketing Pioneer Blogs and was recently listed as one of Australia’s top marketing blogs by technology journalist Brad Howarth of Lagrange Communications.
In September 2008, Jye also founded TheMusicBlogs.com.au — a collaborative blog where new and existing bloggers come to share their musical ideas. This was born out of a passion for creating online communities and a love of music. The site continues today, reaching well over 500 visitors a week.
Prior to this, Jye was employed by AIMIA as the National Events Manager for two years, producing over 30 events throughout Australia. Through the coordination and execution of these informational session, and bearing witness to over 120 presentations from experts in digital media, Jye was able to learn through demonstration, and later in experience.
There are never enough hours in one day.
