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Scott Murcott

Head of Content at Freemius

Cape Town, South Africa

With nearly a decade of experience in advertising and marketing, Scott brings a fresh take on content creation to Freemius. When he’s not writing or running ultra marathons in the mountains, you’ll find him on his ‘stoep’ with a good book and a glass of Shiraz.

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    BloggingContent StrategyCopywritingSocial Media Management

    About

    I have close to 8 years of experience in advertising and marketing. Employment highlights include working at eCommerce trailblazer, Superbalist, and one of Africa’s leading digital agencies, Digitas Liquorice. I’ve created content for clients under the Distell, Pioneer, and Tiger umbrellas, with Amarula, Scottish Leader and Crosse & Blackwell being particularly memorable.

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