First wave of speakers announced for Content Summit 2027

Content Summit

The first names are in, and Content Summit 2027 is already shaping up to be a big one. On 9-10 March, more than 800 marketers, strategists and creatives will return to Brisbane Powerhouse for two days of keynotes and conversations about what makes content work. And now we can finally reveal the first wave of […]

Your time to shine: Introducing the Content Summit Awards

Content Summit audience

Content Summit is adding a new national awards program in 2027, recognising outstanding work across Australia’s content marketing and social media industry. The inaugural Content Summit Awards will celebrate brands, agencies, in-house teams, individual practitioners and creators across 18 categories, with winners announced at Brisbane Powerhouse on Wednesday 10 March 2027. Since day one, Content […]

Human interest: The pet brand putting its people in the spotlight 

Taking a photo at Content Summit Australia

For years, pet brands have relied on animals to do the heavy lifting on social media. But at Kazoo Pet Co, it’s the people behind the scenes who are now driving some of the strongest engagement. Putting your pets in front of a camera and posting the (adorable) results is a time-honoured engagement strategy. Cute […]

Asking the awkward question: Inside Getahead’s breakout social strategy 

Brisbane Powerhouse

“What do you do and how much do you make?” It’s the question everyone wants answered, but no one’s supposed to ask. By building a content strategy around that single, taboo-testing line, Brisbane-based jobs app Getahead has turned salary transparency into a powerful engine for attention, engagement and growth. At the centre of it all […]

The limits of control: Eugene Healey on the problem with modern brand building

Audience at CSA

Eugene Healey has a problem with how brand building works right now. Not because marketers aren’t working hard enough, but because the systems they’re working inside were built for a media world that no longer exists. Marketing was once held together by centralised media and a belief that control reduced risk. Long planning cycles, layered […]