Journalist, Marketer, Project Manager
Available For Hire
Welcome to Ken Yeung’s website, your one-stop-shop for a seasoned journalist, content strategist, and project manager. With an extensive portfolio of work spanning various industries, including tech, telecommunications, travel, hospitality, pharmacology, retail, education, and finance, I bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table.
When I’m not working, I’m exploring new stories and writing about inspiring people, places, and things. Additionally, I co-host the “Created Economy” podcast, where we dive deep into the latest innovations in the creator space. Let me bring my expertise to your team and help you tell your story in a compelling and engaging way.
My Services
Content Strategy
Skilled at establishing a narrative and identifying the content pieces your brand should be sharing.
Project Management
Accomplished producer of website and app builds, email and other digital marketing efforts.
Featured Work
My Two Cents
- Welcome to the New TheLetterTwo.comFive years ago, I wrote a similar post to what you’re about to read regarding what you’ll see on thelettertwo.com. When I started writing more than 15 years ago, my blog was separate from my website. It was initially hosted on Blogger and rather than residing on thelettertwo.com, I opted for the subdomain blog.thelettertwo.com. In hindsight, this was a mistake. […]
- ‘Like, Comment, Subscribe’ Details YouTube’s Existential Struggles, Creator FrustrationsMany books have been written about tech’s biggest platforms. From Hatching Twitter to How to Turn Down a Billion Dollars, Elon Musk, Super Pumped, No Filter, and An Ugly Truth, deep reporting provides readers with an inside look into the influence of these firms. But one platform largely remained ignored by book authors, until now: YouTube. Founded 17 years ago, […]
- Web3, Ransomware Attacks, Facebook and Apple Woes Defined Tech’s 2021With the dawn of a new year approaching, let’s look back at what’s changed in the world of tech over the past 12 months. In my role as the Senior Editor for Technology and Science at Flipboard, I’m always paying attention to emerging story trends impacting the industry. Since 2018, I’ve analyzed the headlines to extract major themes that I […]
- Google Challenges Amazon’s Product Search Dominance With New Shopping GraphAmid all the flurry of news Google announced at its 2021 I/O developer conference, one thing stood out to me: the launch of the Shopping Graph. The announcement may not be as glamorous as, say, Android 12, but its importance isn’t to be ignored. While Google is putting forth the full power of its search engine towards commerce, similar to […]
- Square’s Online Store Opens up to Large Sellers With New Developer ToolsSquare’s efforts to attract large sellers to its platform are gaining traction based on its latest quarterly earnings report. The company says that its mid-market sellers grew by 43 percent annually, twice its total Gross Payment Volume (GPV) growth. To further that momentum, Square is launching a developer API giving these merchants access to not only its Online Store for […]