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Built by Editors: How Our Team Elevates Creative Community

At MarketScale, we believe great content doesn’t just come from tools or templates—it comes from people. And when you build a space where talented people feel empowered to share what they know, the results go far beyond the final edit. That’s exactly what’s happening with our Ambassador Editor Team. Meet Carrie Goodison, Jason Harthcock, Blake Tamble, and Luke Davis—exceptional editors and even better teammates. Each of them brings deep creative talent, strong instincts, and a spirit of collabor

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Built by Editors: How Our Team Elevates Creative Community

At MarketScale, we believe great content doesn’t just come from tools or templates—it comes from people. And when you build a space where talented people feel empowered to share what they know, the results go far beyond the final edit.

That’s exactly what’s happening with our Ambassador Editor Team.

Meet Carrie Goodison, Jason Harthcock, Blake Tamble, and Luke Davis—exceptional editors and even better teammates. Each of them brings deep creative talent, strong instincts, and a spirit of collaboration that has helped shape the MarketScale editor community. Their technical skills are undeniable, but what truly sets them apart is how they show up for others—sharing insights, encouraging growth, and consistently leading by example.

Jason Harthcock

Carrie, Blake, Jason, and Luke are not only highly skilled video editors—they're also community builders. Every week, they share short-form microlearning videos and Tip Tuesday content, using user-generated content to do something much bigger than pass along editing tricks. They're shaping a space where creative growth is collaborative, and where editors help editors thrive.



Carrie Goodison


The Power of Peer-Driven UGC

User-generated content isn't just for brands looking to boost engagement. In our editor community, it’s the backbone of how we learn from one another, stay sharp, and stay connected.


These weekly microlearning's, created using MarketScale Studio, are quick, approachable, and deeply valuable. But what makes them impactful isn’t just the editing advice—they’re impactful because of who they come from. Fellow editors. Teammates. Creators who understand the day-to-day realities of working in a fast-paced, client-driven environment.


It’s not a top-down training model—it’s a shared space where everyone contributes and everyone levels up.

Blake Tamble

More Than Tips—It’s a Culture

What Carrie, Blake, Jason, and Luke are doing goes beyond instruction. They're creating a culture of openness, creativity, and shared excellence. It’s one thing to have a team of talented editors—it’s another to have a team that actively works to make everyone around them better.

Through their contributions, they’ve helped shape a community where editors don’t just deliver great work—they collaborate, support, and inspire. That’s rare. And it’s something we’re incredibly proud of.

Luke Davis

Community Starts with People Like This

Carrie, Blake, Jason, and Luke each bring something unique to the table, but what unites them is their generosity, their consistency, and their belief that the best communities are the ones we build together.


We’re grateful for the energy they bring—not just in the edits, but in the conversations, contributions, and leadership they offer every week.

So here’s to our Ambassadors—and to a creative community that keeps growing because of people like them.

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Jamison Wheeler

April 22, 2025

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