Let’s talk about modern work.
I create practical, experience-led content about Microsoft 365, SharePoint, and AI-ready ways of working — without the corporate jargon. If your brand or audience overlaps with mine, there are real ways we can work together.
A clear, recognisable voice in a very corporate space.
Simply SharePoint is built on practical experience, not theory. The audience knows what they’re getting — and that’s why they keep coming back.
A highly engaged niche audience of decision-makers and implementers.
Not casual scrollers. The people who follow my work are actively responsible for getting Microsoft 365 and SharePoint working properly inside their organisations — and increasingly, for getting Copilot deployed safely.
Implementers & Decision-Makers
- IT managers
- SharePoint administrators
- Operations managers
- HR leaders
- Small business owners
Consultants & End Users
- Microsoft 365 consultants
- Power users & champions
- Change managers
- OD & internal comms leads
- Executive decision-makers
Strong Global Presence
- Australia (home base)
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Canada
- Company size: 10–500 employees
Where they find me
The Blog
Weekly practical SharePoint solutions and real-work scenarios.
The Knowledge Base
140+ free workflow guides — searchable, indexed, in plain English.
The Newsletter
Weekly resources and updates. One email, no fluff. Subscribe →
The Podcast
Deeper conversations about AI readiness and modern work.
YouTube & Shorts
Screen-recorded walkthroughs and short-form demonstrations.
Visual decision frameworks and bite-sized SharePoint guidance.
Thought leadership for IT and decision-makers.
The Hub
Visual workflow products and paid toolkits readers actually buy.
These aren’t casual browsers. They’re the people who influence Microsoft 365 strategy inside their organisations.
Engaged. Niche. Decision-making power. The audience is small-to-mid organisations across four major English-speaking markets — actively preparing for AI and actively spending on tools, training, and consulting. When this audience saves a piece of content, they apply it. When they recommend a product, it gets used.
Partnerships that centre on education.
The best partnerships help the audience do better work — and give them something practical they can apply immediately. Here are the partnership types I’m most open to.
Podcast collaborations
Guest appearances on my podcast or joining yours to talk SharePoint, Copilot readiness, governance, AI tooling, and modern work. Conversations that help the audience think differently.
Product reviews & walkthroughs
Experience-led reviews of tools that genuinely help teams work better in Microsoft 365. I only share products I’ve tested and believe in — transparency and disclosure always.
Content partnerships
Co-created blog posts, guides, or visual workflows that educate while showcasing your product or expertise. Always practical, always useful, always honest about what works.
Speaking & panels
Conferences, webinars, internal events, and community sessions focused on practical Microsoft 365 and AI-ready foundations. In-person or virtual, keynote or workshop.
Tool testing & real-world use cases
Exploring how products hold up inside actual SharePoint environments and day-to-day workflows. If your product solves real problems, real testing makes that visible.
Newsletter features
Curated recommendations, sponsor spots, or joint educational drops to a highly engaged subscriber base — when it’s genuinely useful for the audience.
Long-term partnerships
Ongoing relationships where education, trust, and audience value come first. The partnerships I’m most interested in are the ones that grow into something durable.
What I’m looking for — and what I’m not.
Clarity up front saves time on both sides. Here’s how I think about partnership fit.
I’m a great fit for:
- Brands that prioritise education and user success over sales pressure
- Products that solve real problems for Microsoft 365 professionals
- Teams who value authenticity and transparency
- Opportunities to speak, share expertise, and contribute to the community
- Long-term relationships, not transactional one-offs
- Partnerships that respect both my voice and my audience’s intelligence
I’m not the right fit for:
- Partnerships that require misleading or overly salesy content
- Brands that don’t align with my audience’s actual needs
- One-off transactions with no ongoing value
- Anything that compromises trust or clarity
- Content that overpromises or fear-mongers around AI
- Products I haven’t tested or don’t believe in
Think we’d be a good fit?
If you’ve read this far and you think there’s something here, I’d love to hear from you. I typically respond within 2–3 business days.
✉️ liza@simplysharepoint.com 💼 linkedin.com/in/lizatinkerWhat to include in your message
A little context up front makes the conversation much faster. The more specific you can be, the more useful my response will be.
- Who you are and what you do
- What type of collaboration you’re interested in (podcast, content, review, speaking, sponsorship, etc.)
- Your timeline and goals
- Any relevant details about your product, event, or partnership opportunity
Tip: If you can share what your audience is struggling with, I can usually suggest a format that will land best — even if it’s not the format you originally had in mind.