**Proofreader/Copy Editor Needed – Accounting Firm Web Pages (Short Project)** **Overview** I have 28 web pages of copy for a CPA firm website that need a light but sharp human edit. The content is already written and has passed AI detection — this is NOT an AI writing job. I need a skilled human editor to review and tighten it. **What needs to be done:** - Check that headlines and intro paragraphs are congruent (the headline promises what the intro delivers) - Fix any awkward or robotic-sounding sentences - Break up run-ons and tighten rambling phrasing - Smooth transitions where the writing shifts tone or feels choppy - Light grammar/punctuation cleanup as needed - Flag anything that sounds off-brand for a small-town CPA firm (warm, trustworthy, straightforward tone) **What this is NOT:** - Do not rewrite entire sections - Do not run content through AI tools — this copy must remain human-written - Do not change the factual content or structure **Deliverable** Return the edited copy in the same format you receive it (Google Doc or Word). Use Track Changes or highlight your edits so I can review and accept/reject. **Ideal Candidate** - Strong editorial instincts, not just grammar checking - Experience editing web copy or marketing content - Understands conversational but professional tone - Fast turnaround

About Us: We are a high-capacity, direct manufacturer of raw industrial packaging materials based in Ontario, Southern California. Our primary product lines include single-face corrugated rolls (A, B, and E-Flute), Kraft paper, chipboard, newsprint, and laminated solid fiber. Operating with state-of-the-art equipment, we specialize in custom roll widths, master/jumbo rolls, and enterprise-level volume flexibility. Our primary competitive edge is our strategic West Coast location—giving us a massive freight cost and lead-time advantage for the Southwest market (CA, NV, AZ, UT) compared to out-of-state competitors. Our Target Audience: We focus strictly on high-volume B2B enterprise clients. We do not sell to retail or residential consumers. Our core target buyers consist of: Major Distributors: Category Managers, Corporate Buyers, Procurement Directors, and Supply Chain Executives at top packaging powerhouses (e.g., Veritiv, Landsberg Orora, Kelly Spicers, Acorn Paper, and Inland Paper). Industrial End-Users & Converters: High-volume commercial buyers requiring raw materials for automated packaging lines, litho-lamination display runs, or protective wrap. The Project: We recently launched our new website (singlefacecorrugatedrolls.com) and need a LinkedIn profile expert to build out a pristine, highly professional digital storefront from scratch (including the personal profile for executive outreach and a matching company page). When a procurement officer at a major distributor looks us up, they need to instantly see operational scale and risk-free supply chain reliability. You will be responsible for creating the copy strategy, including: The Headline: Needs to speak directly to corporate buyers, instantly emphasizing our position as a mill-direct local manufacturer (not a broker). The About Section (Summary): A clear narrative that outlines our production capacity, material specs, and logistical advantages. Experience Sections: Written in a professional, enterprise-level industrial B2B tone. Featured/Banner Section Strategy: Actionable recommendations on what graphics or visual assets (e.g., manufacturing facility photos, product configurations) we should design to visually reinforce our large-scale corporate capacity. Key Value Propositions to Highlight: Manufacturer-Direct Sourcing: Eliminates middleman markups to help regional distributors maximize their margins. The Southwest Logistics Edge: Local Southern California production that bypasses expensive long-haul freight and extensive transit lead times. Distributor Protection Rules: Wholesale-only model featuring private labeling and 100% blind drop-shipping to ensure we never compete with our distribution partners. Technical Spec Reliability: Consistent stock availability of major specifications (A, B, E-Flutes, custom slitting, bulk pallet quantities). Requirements: Documented history of optimizing LinkedIn profiles for B2B corporate sales, manufacturing, logistics, or industrial sectors. (Please provide relevant portfolio examples or case studies). Ability to write sharp, professional copy using the precise language of procurement and supply chain professionals. Clear understanding of distributor psychology (risk management, lead times, margin protection). To Apply: Please submit a brief cover letter outlining your experience writing copy for industrial or heavy B2B clients. In your first sentence, please include the phrase "Mill-Direct Southwest" so we know you read the full posting.

We are hiring a lifecycle growth consultant to drive strategy for our monthly winback program. You will be re-engaging lapsed users through segmented, relevant email and SMS campaigns. You'll own the strategic direction, deliver creative, and measure what's working. This role is a 15–20 hour/week engagement. What you'll do - Set campaign strategy each month: audience segmentation, messaging angle, seasonal hooks, and experiment design - Work with design team to write and deliver emails and SMS tailored to distinct audience segments - Design A/B tests and translate results into clear, evidence-based recommendations for the next send - Produce post-campaign performance summaries with revenue attribution and experiment learnings What we're looking for - Proven track record owning a lifecycle or CRM program with direct revenue accountability — ideally at a DTC, fintech, or insurance brand - Strong copywriting instincts and experience developing segment-specific messaging - Analytical fluency: holdout-based lift measurement, conversion metrics, and the ability to tell signal from noise - Experience navigating compliance requirements in a regulated industry; insurance background is a strong plus To apply, share your portfolio or examples of past campaign work that demonstrate both creative range and analytical rigor.

I'm hiring one thing: a short-form scriptwriter who understands *why* a video holds attention second-by-second and can rebuild that on command for **TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram**. If you write long-form, blogs, or "all types of content, or on all platforms" this isn't for you. ## The Project Each episode analyzes a different case, but the audience comes back for the same repeatable experience — **sequence, tension, and payoff.** For the first script, I'll hand you: - **2 TikTok shows using the exact format I want you to copy** (one on handbags, one on Pokémon), with the source videos. - **A very, very messy, incomplete side-by-side script comparison** where I've attempted to write each section of my script, mapped back to how they wrote theirs — but using my topic. - **One conversation where I walk you through exactly where I'm getting tripped up on the reveal** — what it needs to do for it to be right (the creative constraints). Your job: turn that into a tight **50-second script** that nails the format and maps back **beat by beat and screen by screen** to the ones we're copying. In way that grabs and keeps attention both visual, written, and audio. Where I specifically need you to be strong (this is where I'm stuck myself): - **The reveal mechanics** — how information is sequenced, withheld, and paid off in a creative way, with the **stakes set in the right place**, so the viewer can't look away. - **Visuals that track to the voiceover** — I need you to think of visuals that can be reproduced, standardized, with a *very low level of editing talent*, but still make the viewer not take their eyes off the screen. - **Making a very niche topic matter to the masses** — taking a subject most people wouldn't care about and framing it so a general audience gives a crap. We need more than our niche to pay attention, broad appeal. Get this right once, and we run it again and again — **different examples, same engine.** This is **ongoing work**, not a one-off. ## Must-Haves (please don't apply without these) 1. **Proven results** — scripts you've written that have driven **100k+ views per video**. Show me. 2. **Short-form specialist only.** This is your lane, not one of ten things you do. 3. **experience reverse-engineer viral formats.** You can take a video apart and explain the *repeatable story telling structure* — how and why attention is built, where the hooks land, how the payoff lands — and then rebuild it for a new topic. 4. **You have experience making boring topics entertaining.** You turn dry subjects (finance, investing) into disparate stories, and you write to sound design and visuals — not just words on a page. 5. **You work well with big-picture, ADHD founder types.** I give direction through live, collaborative brain dumps — conceptual, not tactical. So you must be able to translate from vision to tactics. I speak in ideas and struggle to hand over tidy plans and structure. You've done this before: you can take a messy verbal download and turn it into structure *yourself*, and you actually like working this way. ## Bonus Points - Relevant, well-placed **comedy writing**. Not jokes for the sake of it — humor that serves the story and the topic and the business goals. ## What You Get From Me Real examples to copy, my messy starting attempt at the vision, and a live walk-through of the constraints — so you're not inventing from scratch. I know what good looks like; I just need a specialist to execute and sharpen the parts I can't. ## To Apply Skip the generic pitch. Instead: 1. Drop **2–3 short-form scripts you wrote** and the **view counts** they earned. 2. In one or two sentences, tell me about a viral format you reverse-engineered — what was the **reveal structure** that made it work? 3. Start your application with the word **"sequence"** so I know you actually read this. Looking forward to seeing your work.

Looking for someone who is very strong with editing, proofreading, content structure, and content planning for a website. This role is not just writing new copy. I need someone who can review the existing website content, clean it up, make it easier to understand, and point out what is missing. You should be able to look at the site as a whole and help create a content plan for what pages, sections, topics, FAQs, product info, educational content, or supporting copy should be added. You should be good at: Editing and proofreading existing content Improving clarity and flow Finding gaps in the website content Coming up with new topics and page ideas Doing research when needed Making sure the content feels useful, accurate, and easy to follow Please send examples of recent website content, editing, proofreading, or content planning work you have done.

I'm running a high-volume, AI-driven lead generation program — primarily Meta ads with supporting email campaigns — with a target of 20,000 qualified leads. The technical build, automation, and campaign execution are already handled on my end. What I need is a seasoned creative professional to act as the quality-control and taste layer over the creative output. This is a review-and-direct role, not a production role. I'll send you batches of ad creative (visuals + copy) and email assets, and you'll mark them up: what's working, what's off, what to cut, and specific, actionable direction to make each piece sharper and more likely to convert. I action your feedback. Occasionally I'll want a short strategy call to pressure-test creative direction or messaging. The ideal person is genuinely cross-disciplinary — a strong eye for visual design, strong instincts for written/ad copy, and real strategic judgment about positioning and what makes performance creative convert. You've directed or reviewed paid social creative at volume and can give crisp, prioritized feedback fast. What I'm looking for: - Proven experience across design, copywriting, and creative/brand strategy - A track record reviewing or directing Meta/paid social ad creative (volume a plus) - Email campaign creative experience - Ability to give clear, written, prioritized markup on creative batches - Sharp judgment on conversion-focused creative, not just aesthetics - Must be US-based How we'll work: - I send batches of creative; you return marked-up feedback - Occasional strategy calls - Hours are flexible and not guaranteed — this is ongoing, as-needed review work When you apply, please briefly: 1. Describe paid social (Meta) creative you've reviewed or directed, and the results. 2. Explain how you approach giving prioritized, actionable feedback on a batch of ads.

Project Overview I'm looking for an experienced nonfiction business writer to develop the first draft of a professionally published business guide based on an extensive discovery process that has already been completed. This is not a blank-page writing assignment. The strategy, content architecture, audience, positioning, chapter direction, and source material have already been developed. Your role is to transform that material into a cohesive, engaging first draft. The finished guide will help business owners navigate the transition of selling their business through a single-seller auction. It combines practical education, real client stories, and actionable planning guidance. About the Project You'll receive: A comprehensive Process Framework Multiple interview transcripts with business owners Content strategy and chapter architecture Clear editorial direction Ongoing feedback throughout the project The guide will ultimately be professionally designed and published as part of a larger educational platform. What I'm Looking For An experienced nonfiction writer who can: Transform research into engaging long-form content Write in a calm, conversational, professional voice Organize ideas into logical chapters Weave interview excerpts naturally into the narrative Balance storytelling with practical education Accept editorial feedback and revisions This is not a marketing copywriting project. It's closer to writing a business book or executive guide. Preferred Experience I'd love to see examples of work involving: Business books Executive thought leadership Ghostwriting Long-form educational content Business consulting Leadership Family business Succession planning Professional services Experience interviewing executives or working from interview transcripts is a significant plus. Deliverables First draft of approximately 10–12 chapters Organized in accordance with the supplied framework Written in Microsoft Word Revision of draft based on editorial feedback Final editing and polishing will be handled separately. Important I will remain the Creative Director for this project. I'm not looking for someone to redefine the structure or create a different vision. I'm looking for someone who enjoys taking a well-developed strategy and bringing it to life through thoughtful, high-quality writing.

I am looking for an experienced copy editor to proofread semi-technical content for a client. The content focuses on business operations and marketing for agricultural producers. The client has estimated that the total volume of content to review will be approximately 120,000 words. The client has a writing style guide which we will follow. Your work will include: 1. One full proofreading pass focused on grammar, punctuation, clarity, and readability 2. One revision round based on client feedback/comments Since the materials contain some specialized industry terminology, I want you to focus on improving readability without changing the intended meaning. I will share a sample of the text with freelancers I believe are a good fit for the project.

I’m a growing motherhood and family lifestyle content creator looking for a detail-oriented assistant to create one weekly email newsletter using content I’ve already shared across Instagram, Facebook, and other social platforms. The goal is to keep my audience engaged without creating brand-new content from scratch each week. You’ll take my existing content and repurpose it into an engaging email that feels personal, valuable, and true to my brand. Responsibilities • Create one email newsletter each week in Flodesk. • Repurpose my existing Instagram Reels, Facebook posts, Stories, and affiliate content into an engaging email. • Write compelling subject lines and preview text to improve open rates. • Organize product recommendations with affiliate links I provide. • Add images, formatting, and calls-to-action inside Flodesk. • Schedule the newsletter after my approval. • Occasionally suggest content ideas or themes based on upcoming holidays, sales, or seasonal trends. Ideal Candidate • Experience writing email newsletters for creators or influencers. • Familiarity with Flodesk (preferred). • Strong copywriting skills with an engaging, conversational style. • Experience with affiliate marketing and product-focused emails. • Ability to capture a warm, authentic motherhood/family lifestyle voice. • Organized, dependable, and able to meet weekly deadlines. • Bonus if you have experience with Amazon Associates, LTK, Instagram, or Facebook creator accounts. What I’ll Provide • Access to my social media content. • Affiliate links and product information. • Brand guidelines and examples of my tone. • Any promotions, collaborations, or announcements for the week. Expected Deliverables • One polished newsletter per week. • Subject line and preview text. • Fully formatted email in Flodesk, ready for review and scheduling. • Optional recommendations for improving engagement or click-through rates. To Apply Please include: • A few examples of newsletters or email campaigns you’ve written. • Your experience with Flodesk or other email marketing platforms. • A brief explanation of how you would repurpose social media content into a newsletter. • Your weekly or monthly rate for this type of ongoing work. I’m looking for someone who can become a long-term partner and help turn my existing content into emails that my audience looks forward to reading each week.

Hello! We are looking for a Creative Strategist who has experience developing creative briefs for performance marketing ads (video, static, motion). Who we are looking for / Your role -Responsible for working with our Creative Director and media buying teams to develop creative campaigns for paid advertising initiatives on networks like Facebook, TikTok, Google, YouTube, and more. -Strong idea generation: the ability to generate new and unique ideas as well as leverage existing insights and data provided by clients & ad performance. -Strong copywriting skills: you will be responsible for creating written briefs that may include. UGC scripts, headlines for static assets, etc. -Ability to create client-ready pitch decks of ad new concepts or ideas. -Attention to detail to ensure all creative deliverables align with our client brand guidelines and platform best practices. -Experience or knowledge of social media buying and how it connects to ad creative production and testing is a must. -Passion for creating high-performing ad creative. -Experience using Claude Projects to streamline brief creation is required. How we will work together: To begin, we are looking for someone who is interested in a freelance position and can commit around ~15 hours per week to start. We would have you work on one client account to begin with and have the opportunity to expand to other clients. About Vice Versa Media: We are a performance growth agency based in NYC. Our all-in-one solution fuels our brand's growth by enhancing ad performance with data-driven strategies and producing creative content aligned with our media buying methodology. We have extensive experience across multiple industries such as skincare, cosmetics, jewelry, beverages, apps, live events, and more. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED! Please respond with the following: 1: Tell us about your recent/relevant experience ideating ad creative for performance marketing 2: Link to your portfolio or collection of links to relevant work. If you send the finalized creative please note your involvement in the production of the asset. 3: What is your current availability and timezone? 4: Link to resume or LinkedIn 5: What brand do you think has some of the best digital ad creative? Just so we know you read this far.