"I have experience working directly with marketing teams to create digital content for various brands. When designing a landing page, I use SEO best practises, create backlinks, and write a clear call to action that directs the reader to carry out a specific behaviour."

"Although I've been a professional writer for nearly 10 years, I also have a background in psychology. I'm passionate about writing on topics related to self-help, stress management, and mental wellness. I'm also interested in related subjects like research and medicine."

"An effective press release is one that has a clearly defined goal, promotes a company's value and vision, and engages the audience's attention. To me, this means using good formatting strategies to express the intention of the piece, crafting an appealing headline, and developing high-value content that avoids fluff and promotes content that applies to the company's values and marketing strategy."

"When writing a blog post, the first step in my approach is to get to know the voice and style of the blog. I read several articles from the blog, and then I research competitor blog posts on the same topic to understand the differences in approach. Once I feel confident in the tone and style of the blog, I strive to write a piece that meets the audience's expectations for voice and content. Blog style writing is more personal than other kinds of writing, so I try to use simple, conversational language that addresses the reader directly."

"I have experience working as a ghostwriter and understand the value of producing content that helps others reach their goals. I don't mind if I don't receive immediate credit or recognition for my writing because I'm passionate about the process and putting quality content into the world."

"Before starting any project, I always ask some general questions about the client's audience, tone, vision, and style. In addition to these general questions, I spend some time learning about the topic of the piece. Even a well-written piece has little value for the reader if the information it presents isn't accurate."

"Before I start writing, I outline everything I know about the topic, everything I don't know about the topic, and everything I want to know about the topic. This helps me structure my research process while also helping me think about the subject and get some words down on paper. Then, I begin my research using keywords related to the topic. As I research, I fill in my outline until I feel I've gathered enough information to write."

"I've followed your company's content for many years and have always admired your writing team's ability to turn complex, technical concepts into simple, direct, and clean copy. As a writer for your team, I would keep up with your most current publications, study your most popular pieces, and learn your company style guide to make sure my writing upholds your brand."

"I've taken several training and certification courses in SEO strategy. For each piece I write, I implement keywords in strategic places in the copy. I also use hyperlinks and backlinks to optimise my content. I prioritise using SEO best practises in my work."

"I've worked directly with editors in prior copywriter roles. I love receiving feedback on my writing because it helps me to refine my voice and grow my craft. Writing is a skill that takes time and attention to develop. I'm the writer I am today because of the feedback I've received on my work, and I hope to continue growing by collabourating with future editors."

"For every piece I write, I keep track of my word count and the time I take to reach certain milestones. For example, I track how many words I write per hour and measure that number against my final word count to make sure I'm progressing on schedule. I also believe in writing task lists at the start of my workday so I know everything I need to complete before the end of the day."

"Ideally, I prefer to finish my first writing draft well before the deadline so that I have time to step away from it for a few hours or overnight. Returning to it later with a new perspective often helps me catch errors I wouldn't have caught otherwise. However, if I have limited time, I try to read the draft aloud to myself or read it backward to catch mistakes."

"I've worked with several content management systems in the past. Although they all have their differences, I'm comfortable learning new technology. I enjoy getting to know different systems, and I've always been quick to learn new software."

"In my previous copywriting positions, I worked closely with our marketing team. They published regular reports on our most popular pieces, and our writing team frequently met with the marketing team to develop content strategies based on those reports."

"I strongly disliked writing in high school. I thought good writers were people who could sit down and write a flawless draft on their first attempt, and because I couldn't do that, I thought I must not be a good writer. After learning about writing as a process, my perspective changed. I realised I love seeing my work develop over several drafts, and now I can't imagine myself doing anything else for a living."