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I was thinking today about some of my favorite projects over the last few years, projects that that stand out for being both enjoyable, and importantly, effective for the client based on their goals.   While I love writing in the healthcare and ecommerce niches, I’m also super excited when I get to work with creative business builders.   One of my favorite projects in that niche was writing a landing page + email welcome/nurture sequence for a photographer whose goal was to get more client inquiries and booked projects.   But first, we had to figure out what the key barrier to hiring her was, then we used the email sequence to break that down and do some myth-busting around the topic.   The challenge: As a boudoir photographer, the problem wasn’t my client’s talents, skills, or experience as a photographer, it was something much deeper:   👉 In most cases, it was the beliefs the women who wanted to book a session held about how they needed to look to get flattering shots. 👈   We knew we needed to address those beliefs in a persuasive, yet supportive way, for my client to get more email subscribers, and ultimately, more clients.   Spoiler alert: it worked. 😊   ✨I wrote up a mini-case study about the experience with more details, sharing it here (link in comments) for anyone with a service-based business who wants to use email to nurture and convert potential clients. ✨

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IMAGINATION, the mother of all successful ventures. …… Imagination is the key that unlocks the doors of creativity, transporting us beyond the constraints of reality into the boundless realms of possibility. Imagination, the canvas upon which we paint our dreams, the architect of our most audacious aspirations. In the fertile soil of imagination, ideas take root and flourish, blossoming into innovations that shape the world around us. Yet, imagination is more than mere fantasy; it is the engine of progress, driving humanity forward through the power of vision and innovation. It dares us to question the status quo, to envision a world not as it is, but as it could be. In the vast expanse of the imagination, there are no limits, no boundaries—only endless horizons waiting to be explored. It is through the lens of imagination that we glimpse the infinite possibilities of existence, and in doing so, we awaken to the transformative power of our own potential. Yes or Yes? .... I’m Emmanuel (Magickpen) Adeniyi, your Brand Copywriter, Content Writer, Social-Media Managers. I help PR Managers, Social Media Account Managers, CEOs, and Creative Directors to ENHANCE their VISIBILITIES & COMMUNICATE their brands & BOOST SALES. Let’s chat!

Trust is not given, it's earned! In today's digital era, consistency anchors trust. It's expressed through our actions and online visibility. It's about more than just promises. It revolves around steadfast: → Consistency → Visibility → Reliability Think of your online presence as a lighthouse. Its beam cuts through the digital fog, guiding others safely. It is a beacon of trust for your audience and clients. They navigate the digital seas with it. (This is incredibly important for thriving in the social media landscape) Regular presence is vital alongside sharing meaningful content and engaging interactions. These are the pillars of: → Trust → Credibility Your online engagement must be consistent. It greatly affects the trust you earn from your audience. Let's keep our digital beacons shining with reliability and integrity. --- How do you maintain consistency online to build trust? ------------------ Valuable insights? Get more! I’m → Manuel Juban Jr.🐦🔥 Click my name + f-o-l-l-o-w + 🔔

Trust is not given, it's earned! In today's digital era, consistency anchors trust. It's expressed through our actions and online visibility. It's about more than just promises. It revolves around steadfast: → Consistency → Visibility → Reliability Think of your online presence as a lighthouse. Its beam cuts through the digital fog, guiding others safely. It is a beacon of trust for your audience and clients. They navigate the digital seas with it. (This is incredibly important for thriving in the social media landscape) Regular presence is vital alongside sharing meaningful content and engaging interactions. These are the pillars of: → Trust → Credibility Your online engagement must be consistent. It greatly affects the trust you earn from your audience. Let's keep our digital beacons shining with reliability and integrity. --- How do you maintain consistency online to build trust? ------------------ Valuable insights? Get more! I’m → Manuel Juban Jr.🐦🔥 Click my name + f-o-l-l-o-w + 🔔

I've been spending the last two weeks moving stuff around and changing my application strategy. I'm applying for "Production Coordinator" jobs or anything like it, so I've updated my resume. It feels really nice to have actual work references on my resume now! Its not just "I did animation in school :)" anymore! So here's my new resume specified for animation/office positions if anyone passing by is interested! (Edit: I had to redo something on my resume but it wouldn't let me change the document, so I had to just delete the previous post and make a new one)

Your comments are not just words, they are your brand's voice. A well-written, thoughtful reply can transform a simple exchange into a meaningful connection. Engagement is an art, and the canvas is your comments. The quality of your response matters. Here's why: 1. It's a reflection of you 2. It displays your authenticity, depth, and emotional intelligence 3. People remember how you make them feel A heartfelt, engaging comment can leave a lasting impression. But the benefits don't stop there! Spending time crafting quality comments often sparks curiosity. 🔍 People will want to know more about the person behind the thoughtful words. They'll: → Check your profile → Learn about your brand → Return for more if they like your genuineness This often leads to: → Increased engagement → A stronger relationship So, remember - every comment is an opportunity. An opportunity to: → Engage → Connect → Leave a mark Ask yourself this - how are you using your voice? ----------------------- Valuable insights? Consider reposting, pls. ♻️ Get more! I’m → Manuel Juban Jr. 🐦🔥 Click my name + f-o-l-l-o-w + 🔔 ---- P.S. What are your thoughts Comment below! 👇

Not long now! For anyone heading to gamescom in a few weeks, come talk to us to learn the secrets of effective video marketing (and how to unlock unlimited free coffees at the expo ☕ 😈) DM me or reach out on the Gamescom biz app! #videoproduction #gaming

We've just closed a job ad for a videographer role and the number of applications has broken a record for us. 323 That's a lot right?? It's definitely felt like a lot when I've been working my way through them over the last few weeks. It's been exciting to see the talent that's out there but also pretty disheartening to acknowledge what this means in terms of the number of people out there looking for these kinds of opportunities. For those who are applying for these kinds of roles, here's a few tips which might help you get yourself nearer the top of the pile: - Be eye catching Visually creative CVs immediately get more attention than Word template CVs. It's a visual medium so be visual. - Make it easy for the employer Figure out the key thing they're looking for (eg relevant examples of work, relevant experience) and make those as easy to access as possible. We're busy with loads to sift through, the sooner we can get to the good stuff the better - Read the job ad We include specific requirements for applications in our job ads and lots of people fail to read them. It takes a bit of time and effort but everything has been included for a reason so if you don't read it all you could easily miss something key - One size doesn't fit all For you this may be the latest in a long line of jobs you've applied for, but for the hirer this is a big deal so don't let them feel like you're just ticking a box to apply. Generic cover letters are a big turn off. Show you know the company and understand the role. - Provide evidence This is particularly relevant for video/film roles; we want to SEE what you can do, not just read about it. Showreels are valuable tools but they must be kept up to date. If your showreel is 3 years old, you may be missing out on us watching some of your best work. It's challenging out there but if your work is good and you're great to work with then there are opportunities out there so keep plugging away.

Having grown up in a Soviet Bloc country, with a dissident father, and ostracized for challenging official narratives, I was sensitized to propaganda early. I have traveled through the world and also through almost all the U.S. states. I have been struck by the typical homogeneity of opinions regionally and small levels of tolerance for opinions outside of the regional norms. This makes propaganda rather easy in America. All it takes is to understand what people already believe in their silos, who and what they already fear, give them a little more to fear and amplify it all. The antidote to propaganda IS “to do your own research”, but that means going to the sources of information one wouldn’t go to as well as those normally available to them. The main tool in sorting information is to weigh facts vs. emotionally charged generalizations and distortions of entire groups of people. A typical propaganda tactic is to use a rare event to paint a large group of people as such. Then keep repeating it. Have genuine conversations in the places and with the people who have been described as “other” by those who try to vilify them. Divisions and propaganda win votes. Critical thinking wins a government worthy our trust.