Marketing strategist. Storyteller. Creator.

I turn good ideas into things people care about.

I'm Sumeet Joseph, a Sydney-based marketing and content specialist with 20 years of experience building brands, growing audiences and telling stories that connect.

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Sumeet Joseph smiling against a dark background
Based in Western Sydney
Working everywhere

Twenty years across

strategy content digital culture

What I do

Work with range.

Two decades of experience across public sector, place, entertainment, independent media and emerging technology.

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Marketing & brand

Brand positioning, integrated campaigns and place marketing built around a clear idea and a real understanding of the audience.

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Content & storytelling

Video, social, editorial and creator-led content that turns complex messages into stories people want to spend time with.

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Strategy & growth

Practical marketing, content and business development strategies designed to create momentum and open new opportunities.

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Digital & development

Digital products, websites and creative technology projects that connect useful experiences with strong communication.

Experience includes

Organisations and brands I've helped communicate, grow and bring to life.

Liverpool City CouncilLove LiverpoolDork EntertainmentThe NRI CricketerAll PumpsSummitCareTeknik Lighting Solutions

Selected projects

Work in focus.

The stories, the thinking and the craft behind the work.

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Documentary storytelling · Filming · Editing · Creative direction

Walk the Talk: Apology Into Action

Created for Sorry Day, this documentary-style video centres the voices of Liverpool’s First Nations Elders, exploring what the National Apology meant to them and what it means for First Nations people today.

I filmed, edited and led every creative decision, building the story around the Elders’ reflections, emotions and hopes for the future. Their experiences shaped the narrative and connected the significance of the apology with the question of what comes next.

This project matters to me because it brought deeply personal stories from Liverpool’s First Nations community to a wider audience. With 284 views, its reach was modest, but it attracted meaningful attention within the local First Nations community. For me, that connection is an important measure of its value.

YouTube

Views
284

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Mother Mary statue, Bigge Park · Filming · Editing · Creative direction

From council conversations to community celebration

Created for Liverpool City Council’s TikTok, this video tells the story behind the inauguration of the Mother Mary statue in Bigge Park and what it means to the local community.

I filmed, edited and shaped the creative direction. Rather than opening with the celebration, I began with the council meetings and discussions that helped bring it about. That gave the inauguration context, taking viewers from the idea to the day it became a reality, with the community at the heart of the story.

The video attracted strong engagement across TikTok, Instagram and Facebook. But what matters most to me is creating something that connects with the community I call home. Seeing people respond to a story that means something to them brings a sense of fulfilment that goes beyond the numbers.

TikTok

Likes
4,187
Comments
196
Shares
900
Saves
195

Instagram

Likes
3,130
Shares
1,014
Reposts
137

Comments turned off

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The NRI Cricketer · Comedy · Performance · Social storytelling

From celebration to cricket flashbacks

This Instagram reel turns a familiar cricket fan feeling into comedy: celebrating India reaching a World Cup final, then realising it is at the same ground where Australia previously broke our hearts.

Inspired by acting-led reels I had seen gaining traction, I stepped in front of the camera to try the format myself. The story shifts from exaggerated celebration to nervous disbelief, with overlays of Australia beating India interrupting the excitement. I paired the performance with viral audio, including the “Faaaah” sound, to punctuate the emotional shift and heighten the comedy. It ends with me crying in the foetal position, taking that turnaround to its comic extreme.

Reaching 1.4 million views, this became a breakout moment for The NRI Cricketer. What makes it meaningful to me is that it came from getting outside my comfort zone, showing my comedy side and trying something different. A feeling I knew as a fan became something other fans connected with.

Instagram

Views
1.4M
Likes
15.4K
Comments
49
Shares
43

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A little about me

I sit where strategy meets story.

From the journal

Useful thinking,
made personal.

What The NRI Cricketer taught me about doing work that matters

When passion, purpose and professional skill point in the same direction, work becomes more than something you complete. It becomes something you genuinely care about.

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