As a member of Eventbrite's content marketing team, I contributed regularly to the Eventbrite All Access blog — writing profiles, long-form guides, and cultural content aimed at both event creators and consumers. My journalism background made me a natural fit for the interview-driven pieces, where I spoke directly with event creators to understand how they were building communities and growing their businesses through live events.
In 2022 and 2023, Eventbrite's Reconvene Accelerator program awarded grants and mentorship to a select group of event creators. I interviewed each recipient, writing profiles that captured the story behind their events and the tangible difference the grant made. The series was promoted across Eventbrite's creator channels to build awareness and drive interest in future program cohorts.
For Black History Month and Hispanic Heritage Month, I profiled notable DJs who were also active Eventbrite creators — giving the platform an authentic connection to the cultural moment rather than a performative one. Written for a consumer audience, each piece included a playlist curated by the featured DJ, making the profiles feel like something worth reading beyond the promotional context.
I wrote several long-form guides covering the ins and outs of specific event types and the logistics of event organizing. Targeted at creators looking for practical advice, the posts were distributed through Eventbrite's resource hub and creator email campaigns — content designed to be genuinely useful, not just rankable.