TSP Content Solutions

TSP Content Solutions Needing tailored content solutions for your business digital needs - socials or website? cell: +27 721497964
email: [email protected]

We provide impactful content; as well as persuasive copywriting; eagle-eyed proofreading; deep-dive researching: & proficient consulting, training & managing. TSP Content Solutions dynamically and strategically meets all your digital content needs. Contact us if you require any of the following content solutions:
* social media analysis, consulting, training, & management
* social media content cr

eation & curation
* copywriting (newsletters, blog posts, & website content)
* editing and proofreading
* copyright permissions research & clearance
* market research
* photo research
* artwork commissioning
* indexing
* project management

Let's chat about a customised solution to your specific business needs, or enquire about our various packages.

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Our Story

TSP Content Solutions is the digital media consulting, strategy and content solutions vehicle steered with unique agility by Tanya Paulse.

Tanya’s passion as a solopreneur is to provide tailored content solutions to help small businesses to improve and customise their online presence.

Tanya worked for 19 years as an analyst at a large South African bank. Then she woke up, poured the coffee, and had a long think. The ensuing spontaneous career change from corporate slave to freelancing boss led Tanya through the maze of publishing, both print and digital, which led to digital media, which led to social media.

Tanya swopped transactions for typos, sureties for syntax, and analysis for algorithms. Not that different, really. It’s all about analysis and interpretation. What do you say? Where do you say it? Who do you say it to? Why should ‘they’ care?