Am tasked with writing texts for social media and being an SMM specialist. I have created so far a number of short 1 minutes videos, created daily posts for linkedin, facebook and ocassionally instagram. Have also participated by contributing information to their expanding glossary.

I additionally made "structure" and text for pdf slides which would be used by designers to create quite successful and interesting pdf-slidables for social media

My responsibilities encompass generating a wide range of content in various formats and sizes. This includes the development of SEO-optimized content, analyzing text structures, proofreading, and working with CRM systems. Additionally, I actively contribute to idea generation, bringing a creative approach to marketing strategies and problem-solving as I am part of the Marketing Team.

My work mainly involved creating brief descriptions for my clients, focusing on different places in Canada. I'd browse various websites to research these places and then craft accurate and detailed descriptions to help people learn more about them. I managed to complete over 600 such texts of varying lengths.
Additionally my task involved creating a range of texts across various topics and for different purposes. This included writing "Top 5" style articles, whether they were focused on travel destinations worldwide, practical tips like shopping or car washing, or intriguing everyday life topics.

I was assigned the role of a Quality Analyst, and my primary responsibility involved meticulously reviewing and rectifying various errors in texts. This included addressing grammatical issues and ensuring adherence to specific writing styles, such as Oscola, APA, MLA, and Harvard. I had received formal training from the company and had gained practical experience working with these styles.
This experience proved to be a valuable learning opportunity, as it enabled me to deepen my understanding of effective proofreading techniques, ultimately contributing to an enhancement of my writing skills. Additionally, I had the chance to familiarize myself with multiple technical writing styles, even within the constraints of a tight university schedule.

I was primarily responsible for creating IT-focused content, including application guides, program comparisons, and articles highlighting the top 2-3-4-5 programs. These articles not only discussed the features of these programs but also provided valuable recommendations for individuals seeking to improvement of their devices