Iryna

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Writing copies for linkbuilding on behalf of promoting authors. The tropics were Internet security, VPNs, malware and malware protection, IoT, AI and its security, and many more. Some of my copies are: https://cloudacademy.com/blog/is-ai-really-intelligent-and-what-it-means-for-your- chatbot/ https://www.iotforall.com/hackers-using-ai https://hackernoon.com/top-5-technology-innovations-in-2020-you-have-to-be-ready- for-u386337y As a linkbuilder, I was responsible for: Creating quality backlinks to client pages and/or websites Audit, maintain, and update existing databases and report tracking sheets Negotiating with link-building targets who request payment Coming up with creative link acquisition strategies that serve our clients Producing regular reports on link-building performance and other KPIs

I started my career as a copywriter and translator and have become a chief editor after 7 month of working within the company

Started working as an IT copywriter. 3 months later, I moved into an SEO position. Then I was promoted to Head of marketing. At my last role, I was responsible for managing a team of 6 (4 copywriters, 1 SEO specialist, 1 outreach specialist). The primary project I worked on was the website onilab.com. In collaboration with my team we were able to achieve great results. We've increase the website traffic from 1k to 10k visitors per month, increased CTR from 0.2% to 2.1% which is impressive for an IT niche, and generated qualifies lead to 15-25 leads per month.

The main projects I worked on were 3 websites in the cannabis and CBD niche. I can't disclose the names of the websites because I signed an NDA. As a head of SEO, I: - Managed a team of eight (4 SEO specialists, 4 outreach specialists) - Builded up internal SEO and linkbuilding processes - Worked with data on high levels - On-page and off-page optimization (full cycle from kw research to positions tracking)