I have often written online content in return for payment. I wrote of many subjects, including lifestyle, travel, real estate, healthcare, finance and cars. The worst copywriting task I ever completed was 500 words about disposable mattress covers, which at least shows my flexibility.
I have completed much copy editing, both for payment and not, often leaving clients extremely satisfied. On a voluntary basis, I have written extensively of environmental matters, UFOs, cannabidiol (CBD) and conspiracy theories, with the URLs for the last two in my CV. The articles about conspiracy theories were feature-length. Having written and copy edited so much voluntarily, I am surely fervent about these things.
I am looking to work within an organisation where I can utilise my current skillset, but I may also have the opportunity to further develop as a professional copywriter. I am skilled at debate.
I had many sound ideas: writing of the environment, I talked about how sperm quality in China is falling due to pollution, how pollution might be causing the erectile dysfunction so common in the country and how a Chinese admiral claimed that smog protects against lasers. I have more such examples.
I have a wide knowledge of SEO. I have used WordPress a great deal. I know Excel to macro level and taught it to 16/17-year-old students at one of the best secondary schools in Thailand. I know Word to intermediate level. I used to work as an MS Access developer. I am a skilled communicator, having honed my skills while teaching English as a foreign language; this would also make me well-placed to deliver training. I completed a course in proofreading where proofreaders' marks were used. I speak conversational German. I can type more than 50 words per minute.
URLs
Pollution is reducing sperm quality in China http://www.sustainablebusinesstoolkit.com/sperm-quality-in-china/
… and causing erectile dysfunction, too http://www.sustainablebusinesstoolkit.com/impotence-in-china/
Chinese admiral claims that smog protects against lasers http://www.sustainablebusinesstoolkit.com/chinese-admiral-smog-laser-defence/
