Senior Copywriter & Strategist

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Senior Copywriter & Strategist
Senior Copywriter & Strategist

at PivotRoots

Posted by
PivotRootsDigitalPvtLtd Tanna
4
\- 5 yrs
₹4L - ₹15L / yr
Mumbai
Skills
Digital Marketing
Technical Writing
Responsibilities : - Understand client's business, strategy and product offerings. - An Integrated part in Ideating & deriving 360- strategies along with the research team - Edit and produce online marketing campaign strategy and content while working closely with web designers on page layout, content organization and graphics. - Edit content for grammar, accuracy, clarity, readability, consistency, and coherence. - Manage a project from start to completion. - Independently research subject matter. - Self-educate through engineering documentation and product use. - Develop compelling original content (whitepapers, case studies, newsletters, web content, data sheets, presentations, Blogs, etc.) - Produce customized templates/Collate technical & functional information
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Founded
:
2016
Type
:
Services
Size
:
100-1000
Stage
:
Profitable
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