(And Anyone Who’s Ever Had to “Make It Pop”)
Let’s be honest — most creative industry content feels like it was written by someone who’s never had to schedule a post at 10 p.m. with three tabs open and a mild existential crisis brewing.
That’s why I created Approved. No Edits. — a quarterly magazine made for the chaos, by someone who lives in it.
This isn’t your average newsletter. This is a bold, slightly caffeinated, and unfiltered look at what it really takes to show up online — especially when you’re the one juggling strategy, design, copy, and an inbox full of “quick questions.”
So, what is Approved. No Edits. exactly?
It’s part trend report, part therapy session, part playbook.
Inside, you’ll find:
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Strategy that doesn’t suck
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Tips for surviving the social scroll
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Satirical takes on creative industry BS
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Content planning help (that won’t make you cry)
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The debut of the Creative Circus — a rotating cast of characters who live in your Slack threads
I made this for the social media managers rewriting captions in the Notes app at 2 a.m. For the business owners who want to show up online but don’t know where to start. For the creatives who are tired of vague briefs and being asked to “just whip something up.”
In short? If you’ve ever said, “This could’ve been an email,” this magazine is for you.
Inside the Summer 2025 Edition 🌞
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A behind-the-scenes feature on building Fab & Quirky Creative Media
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A digital playbook for business owners who want better content (without the fluff)
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A content calendar drop packed with weird, wonderful awareness dates
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And a brutally honest trend report: dirty sodas, fake TED Talks, and why Gen Z is doom posting to Katy Perry
Why this matters:
Because good content doesn’t just happen. It takes strategy, clarity, and about eight versions before anyone says, “That’s the one.”
Ready to read it?
Visit the Approved. No Edits. page for a preview and the link to download and read the full issue.
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