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THE WOMEN TO FOLLOW EDIT
50 voices. A broader perspective.
Practical knowledge, original thinking and work worth sharing. Explore the women helping marketers make better decisions across search, social, creative, commerce and measurement.
Dara Denney is an advertising educator and creative strategist whose work connects storytelling with performance marketing. Her public teaching covers Facebook advertising, creative strategy and building performance creative teams. Drawing on experience as a media buyer and agency director, she shares guidance through videos, courses and other resources for marketers developing and evaluating advertising creative.
Why follow
Explore creative research, production and testing through a performance-marketing lens.
Juliana Jackson is an enterprise strategist at Jellyfish whose work connects AI, data science and digital experience. She writes Beyond the Mean and hosts the Standard Deviation Podcast, examining marketing measurement, experimentation and organisational decision-making. Her recent writing explores creative intelligence: how teams can understand the contribution of individual creative components and use that knowledge to improve advertising decisions.
Why follow
Think more carefully about creative measurement, experiments and what campaign data can support.
Karen Nelson-Field researches attention and its role in advertising effectiveness. As the founder of Amplified, she writes about how attention data can inform media measurement and planning. Her published work examines active and passive attention, the limits of conventional media metrics and how advertisers can connect measurement with business decisions.
Why follow
Explore attention research and its implications for evaluating creative and media investment.
Akvile DeFazio is the president and founder of AKvertise and the founder of Social Ad AKademy. She works across paid social strategy, creative testing and advertiser development, offering consulting, workshops and coaching. Her published work and speaking explore Meta advertising, cross-platform creative and the practical decisions involved in running brands and advertising agencies.
Why follow
Explore practical paid-social education and the relationship between creative and campaign execution.
Amy Hebdon is the founder and managing director of Paid Search Magic, with a focus on Google Ads and conversion improvement. Her experience spans agency, in-house and independent account management. She writes for search and marketing publications including Search Engine Land, CXL and Copyhackers, and co-runs the Google Ads for Savvy Digital Marketers community with James Hebdon.
Why follow
Connect Google Ads copy and creative with conversion quality and meaningful reporting.
Joanna Wiebe founded Copyhackers to teach conversion copywriting. Her work helps marketers turn customer research into messages for landing pages, emails and other conversion journeys. Through Copy School, articles, books and the Money Words newsletter, she shares methods for researching audience language, developing persuasive copy and deciding what to test.
Why follow
Explore conversion copywriting and customer-language research for landing pages and advertising.
Sarah Sal works on paid social campaigns and advertising copy, with a particular interest in long-term strategy and long-form messages. Her portfolio and articles examine creative approaches to Facebook advertising. She shares case studies and educational material through her own site and contributions to industry publications, including Copyhackers.
Why follow
Explore how long-form copy and audience understanding can inform Facebook advertising.
Savannah Sanchez works with brands on advertising creative for Meta and TikTok. Through The Social Savannah, she coordinates creators, actors and editors to develop new video ads, then uses performance reporting to guide further iterations. Her work connects creator selection, production and creative analysis within an ongoing paid social programme.
Why follow
Explore examples of platform-native creative for Meta and TikTok advertising.
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This editorial collection features 50 existing PMC contributor profiles, selected for public work and useful perspectives across paid media. It is a starting point for discovery and grows through editorial review. Inclusion does not imply membership, profile ownership or an endorsement of services.
Editorial selection is shown alphabetically, without numbered positions. The By PMC points view orders the same collection using the lifetime source-contribution points as the contributor leaderboard. Equal totals share a position, with names ordered alphabetically. Search and expertise filters keep those positions. Featuring someone here awards no extra points. These totals reflect work recorded by PMC, rather than a measure of someone’s overall expertise or influence.
Profiles retain their existing photographs, source evidence and claim status. Editorial selection updated 16 October 2026; points are recalculated from current published contributions.