Hi. I’m Jeremy Brautman.
I write words that help brands tell their stories. I’ve written a lot on the topic of toys: learning toys for children, designer toys for collectors and even adult toys for couples. I’ve moderated panel discussions, written thousands of blog posts and edited a 290-page coffee table book. Due to this diligence, I received the highest peer-reviewed honors: a trading card and an actual sandwich. I believe in playful communication, and I moonlight as the caretaker of an urban Ladybug Hotel.
People Say Nice Things.
“We’ve hired Jeremy numerous times as a writer and marketing consultant. Jeremy has incredible insight and understanding of multiple creative fields, and is uniquely able to clearly communicate specific branding and messaging points in an honest and truthful manner. Jeremy would be an asset to any company as he is reliable, friendly and incredibly organized. He would add an immeasurable amount of value to any company that is lucky enough to hire him.”
Klim Kozinevich
“I’ve had the pleasure of working with Jeremy quite a bit. His coverage of our work has created measurable results. Measurable not only in analytic reporting but also in visible sales increases. Jeremy delivers unmatched levels of passion, creativity and professionalism which combine to create engaging and entertaining articles with clear point of view. Jeremy has a clear understanding and solid grasp of the benefits and potential of social media engagement, I highly recommend his work.”
Ryan Rutherford
“When I needed a marketing copywriter and editor, Jeremy was the obvious choice. I know that when his mailers hit our members’ inboxes, they open them and smile. His PR has a very high click-through rate, and his blog posts refer a good deal of traffic. It’s this sense of interaction with the artists and designers that can make the difference whether a fan is motivated to make a purchase. Jeremy would be an incredible asset to any company or community with which he chooses to work.”
David Stowe
“Thanks for all of your insights. I’ve learned a lot from you and your article. You’ve helped us craft our way of doing things for Series 02 where each sock will be designed by a different Toronto street artist. I still want the thrill of uncertainty to be there, and I want people to learn about new artists and designers by discovering their sock. But I don’t want people to be blind consumers and have to deal with getting doubles, so we’re adjusting the blind aspect of it.”
Dan Demsky