COPYWRITER

• Plamencom is a start-up that offers outsourcing services in data management, lead generation, data mining, and content management. My principal responsibilities lie in penning informative and commercial texts on diverse topics pertaining to this niche for consumer engagement on the company's website. In addition, websites and web applications such as Asana, Grammarly, Wordtune, Advergio, Istio.com, and 1text.com, among others, helped me to maintain the required parameters like keyword density, percentage of transitional words, and plagiarism scores for each article during my employment.
  
  

• For instance, plagiarism scores were required to be at or above the 95% mark for each article, which I maintained with the aid of the above-mentioned web applications. And because I could keep up with producing four to six well-written articles on a daily basis, I was trusted with many of the blog posts on the company's website. My experience at Plamencom began at the start of the year, and owing to the extended duration of my employment, I built strong and lasting relationships with many of my coworkers. Unfortunately, and much regrettably, I haven't been able to stay in touch with many of them in recent months due to the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.
  
  

Examples of the work I did include:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HRb-z6HFdeYZsudeIw2Q9-XONx_Fw7pX?usp=sharing

• I worked as a remote copywriter in the sports betting and video games niche. It was one of the best writing experiences because the niche gave room for a lot of creativity and humour in my articles.
  
  

• My schedule was quite flexible, which made it easier for me to write 3 to 5 articles per day. The highlights of the articles I penned include popular games like The Ghost of Tsushima, Minecraft Dungeons, Call of Duty, and Prototype, among others.
  
  

Below is a link to some of the articles during my tenure at Smile Expo:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1cOsnynb8Y1fPaG7K8F4cnoXXhub8Gn7w?usp=sharing

Melbul focuses on an online digital marketing agency that on digital marketing, like SEO content creation, and website design and development, among others. The various teams and departments comprised mainly of youngsters in their twenties and early thirties and it facilitated getting along well with each other.

• I was one of the first few employees of the company at its onset, so I was responsible for all written content on their website. As such, I was essentially a lead copywriter and was responsible for formulating SEO relevant topics and keywords and giving them out to other writers. I was also responsible for writing, editing, and proofreading articles before they were posted online.
  The setup allowed me to work closely with the SEO analyst, UI/UX designers, and developers, which was an invaluable source of experience in my career. Some of my achievements include proofreading, rewriting, and restructuring texts to fit the Figma design allotted spaces on their website.
  

• Below are a few examples of the nature of articles I wrote during my time at Melbul:
  drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ryYJ4Bw9OeSJNwvA7TOw1mNK70SXDtHn?usp=sharing

• As the name suggests, it's a company that completes assignments such as theses and dissertations for college and high school students. Additionally, it was also a digital marketing agency that provided written content for different brands, and that was where the bulk of my workload came from
  

• The articles I wrote were mostly informative and commercial, depending on client needs.
  

Examples of the articles I wrote include:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RmAb3S-V5CCPlnVTTQXZ8Z-kZCoiTuV3?usp=sharing