Before "digital publishing" was an industry, Jason Pearson was busy inventing it in New York with Blender, the world's first digital magazine. It went on to win Ad Age's Magazine of the Year — not bad for a publication most people needed a digital device to read. Today, Blender sits in the permanent collections of the Smithsonian and the Victoria and Albert Museum in the UK, making Jason one of the few editors whose work is literally museum-worthy.

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That pioneering spirit still drives his editorial services, from concept and content strategy to design and delivery. Jason knows how to make readers stop, stay, and actually finish the article — a skill rarer than it should be. If your publication needs vision with a proven track record, hire the guy who was digital before digital was a thing.