Angela Ma offers freelance writing consultation services to help individuals and organizations improve their image, engagement, and outreach through strategic writing. She follows a three-step process of understanding her clients, analyzing existing content, and delivering a written piece or redevelopment agenda. Fees are donation-based as she is new to the market. Her services can benefit nonprofits, businesses, and other organizations looking to strengthen their message with strong writing. She has a background in economics, English, fiction writing, and nonprofit and career work where she utilizes analytical and creative skills in written communication.
Opening doors to corporate writing opportunitiesAdventure House
Presented at the ASJA 2011 conference at The Roosevelt Hotel on May 1, 2011. Read more about the experience here: http://bit.ly/kxzcee
• Visit our website: www.adventurehousegroup.com
• On Twitter: twitter.com/adventurehouse
• On Facebook: facebook.com/adventurehouse
Guest Lecture at Auburn U: Using Social Media to Build Your BrandMark Story
A quest lecture at Auburn University, given on February 11 and 12, offering students advice on how to use social media to build a personal "brand" and find employment.
How to get jv partners who can help you attract clients and growFabienne Fredrickson
Are you ready to take your business to the next level? Maybe you have private clients and started a few groups. Now you want to expand further and kick it up a notch. One way to do this is connect with others who can help you.
How Sales & Marketing Leaders Can Leverage LinkedIn, Medium, and Quora For Le...Sales Hacker
What You'll Learn:
- Personal branding, getting into a social selling rhythm, building a voice.
- LinkedIn Growth Strategies – status updates, content curation, and connecting with prospects.
- Quora Tactics – answering the best threads with the best answers.
- Cracking Medium – what’s the best way for B2B companies to use this?
- Simple techniques for starting & advancing your sales conversions.
Opening doors to corporate writing opportunitiesAdventure House
Presented at the ASJA 2011 conference at The Roosevelt Hotel on May 1, 2011. Read more about the experience here: http://bit.ly/kxzcee
• Visit our website: www.adventurehousegroup.com
• On Twitter: twitter.com/adventurehouse
• On Facebook: facebook.com/adventurehouse
Guest Lecture at Auburn U: Using Social Media to Build Your BrandMark Story
A quest lecture at Auburn University, given on February 11 and 12, offering students advice on how to use social media to build a personal "brand" and find employment.
How to get jv partners who can help you attract clients and growFabienne Fredrickson
Are you ready to take your business to the next level? Maybe you have private clients and started a few groups. Now you want to expand further and kick it up a notch. One way to do this is connect with others who can help you.
How Sales & Marketing Leaders Can Leverage LinkedIn, Medium, and Quora For Le...Sales Hacker
What You'll Learn:
- Personal branding, getting into a social selling rhythm, building a voice.
- LinkedIn Growth Strategies – status updates, content curation, and connecting with prospects.
- Quora Tactics – answering the best threads with the best answers.
- Cracking Medium – what’s the best way for B2B companies to use this?
- Simple techniques for starting & advancing your sales conversions.
Use these 10 tips to learn how to use LinkedIn and improve engagement with your audience. These often under-utilized but extremely influential features will help to better your brand’s LinkedIn profile and presence.
Email personalization is one of the key elements to stand out in the eCommerce marketing. Personalized subject lines in an email drags more attention. Explore more on this slidedeck.
Social Recruiting at Scale: The Art & Science of Recruiting like a Marketer |...LinkedIn Talent Solutions
Learn practical tips on building a community of clients and candidates that have a vested interest in your recruitment firm. Download the full guide: http://linkd.in/1AHS74e
Well, Most of the employees feel insecure when company calling for Interview.
Follow some tricks : researching about Company
Be Confident
Be Smart in asking Questions
Social Marketing describes the way we build business online and offline. View this practical marketing guide and business blueprint for lead generation.
4 Steps to Take Before Launching Your Consulting BusinessRoss Sanner
Starting a consulting business is hard work. Many experts advise that you take at least one year to plan the structure of your business, build relationships and develop good contacts. However, if you are entrepreneurial-minded, you might jump into consulting without not much lead time. This approach can work as well. Whether you dive into your new business without much prep or you choose to plan ahead of time, there are important steps to take in order to increase your chances of success.
Pioneering LinkedIn sales executives are changing how sales is done. Their social selling techniques are reshaping prospecting and turning the conventional sales process on its head. Hear firsthand from three of the top performing members of our sales team — salesperson to salesperson — as they reveal how they run sales at LinkedIn, the tools they use, and their top tips for success.
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Lead Generation With LinkedIn: The Good, The OK, And The UglyCathy Goodwin, Ph.D.
LinkedIn adds lead generation power to your online marketing mix, but LinkedIn backfires when you use the "direct message" feature inappropriately. This video shows 3 examples of 3 actual lead generation messages - why one worked, one is "okay," and one is a horror show.
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Use these 10 tips to learn how to use LinkedIn and improve engagement with your audience. These often under-utilized but extremely influential features will help to better your brand’s LinkedIn profile and presence.
Email personalization is one of the key elements to stand out in the eCommerce marketing. Personalized subject lines in an email drags more attention. Explore more on this slidedeck.
Social Recruiting at Scale: The Art & Science of Recruiting like a Marketer |...LinkedIn Talent Solutions
Learn practical tips on building a community of clients and candidates that have a vested interest in your recruitment firm. Download the full guide: http://linkd.in/1AHS74e
Well, Most of the employees feel insecure when company calling for Interview.
Follow some tricks : researching about Company
Be Confident
Be Smart in asking Questions
Social Marketing describes the way we build business online and offline. View this practical marketing guide and business blueprint for lead generation.
4 Steps to Take Before Launching Your Consulting BusinessRoss Sanner
Starting a consulting business is hard work. Many experts advise that you take at least one year to plan the structure of your business, build relationships and develop good contacts. However, if you are entrepreneurial-minded, you might jump into consulting without not much lead time. This approach can work as well. Whether you dive into your new business without much prep or you choose to plan ahead of time, there are important steps to take in order to increase your chances of success.
Pioneering LinkedIn sales executives are changing how sales is done. Their social selling techniques are reshaping prospecting and turning the conventional sales process on its head. Hear firsthand from three of the top performing members of our sales team — salesperson to salesperson — as they reveal how they run sales at LinkedIn, the tools they use, and their top tips for success.
Marketing 101: What Busy Advisors Need to Know to Maximize Results in 2022Samantha Russell
In this webinar, Dan Bolton of Riskalyze and Samantha Russell, Chief Evangelist for FMG Suite discussed the top marketing tips that advisors need to know about to maximize results in 2022 and beyond.
Lead Generation With LinkedIn: The Good, The OK, And The UglyCathy Goodwin, Ph.D.
LinkedIn adds lead generation power to your online marketing mix, but LinkedIn backfires when you use the "direct message" feature inappropriately. This video shows 3 examples of 3 actual lead generation messages - why one worked, one is "okay," and one is a horror show.
Open SESME! 3 Keys to Unlocking the Power of Content MarketingSara Thompson
Discover hidden gems in social media, stumble upon piles SEO gold, and find treasure email marketing tactics. Here are 21 slides filled with tips for successful content marketing.
pdxMindShare's October Career-Focused Workshop on LinkedInpdx MindShare
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This ebook is full of real examples and actionable advice from some of the best and most experienced marketers and communicators when it comes to working strategically with influential bloggers.
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15WRITE TO ACCOMPLISH GOALS2Communication is a skilAnastaciaShadelb
15
WRITE TO
ACCOMPLISH GOALS2
Communication is a skill you can learn. It’s like riding a
bicycle or typing. If you’re willing to work at it, you can rap-
idly improve the quality of every part of your life.
—Richard Branson, founder, Virgin Group
Yes, it’s how to get things done, open doors and connect with people and immediate opportunities. But effective writing
does far more than accomplish the goal of the moment: It’s a
powerful tool for achieving your long-range ambitions, a tool
to use consciously.
From e-mails to proposals to blogs to résumés, every mes-
sage offers a chance to build toward your future. The better
your writing, the more you succeed. Writing gives you one of
the best ways to showcase your strengths and demonstrate your
value. In the digital age it’s a key tool for building and sustaining good relationships.
This chapter gives you a framework for planning all your documents and making the
right decisions about content, structure and style.
HOW AND WHY TO PLAN YOUR MESSAGES
Successful writers don’t just plunge into any written communication—first, they plan. And
always, they begin with two questions that guide them through every decision.
Question 1: What’s my goal? What do I want?
Question 2: Who—exactly—is the audience: the person or group I’m writing to?
When you define your goal and consider your reader, it becomes much easier to figure
out the content—the facts, ideas or arguments that will produce the results you want. And
when you systematically determine content, organizing your message becomes a more natu-
ral process. So does choosing the right language and tone.
LEARN HOW TO . . .
• View writing as a strategic tool
• Communicate based on goals
• Frame messages for your
audiences
• Manage differences in
perspective
• Write to groups, gatekeepers
and the universe
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16 Part I • How to Communicate in Writing
Whether writing an e-mail, profile, report or speech, professional writers base their approach
on how the factors of goal and audience intersect. Thinking this way may mean spending more
time up front than you’re used to. However, you save the time that you might otherwise spend
floundering around for what to say and how to say it. Moreover, if you plan first, your results are
so much better—immediately—that you won’t begrudge the thinking time.
But why does even a “simple” e-mail merit such thought?
Perhaps you’ve wished you could un-click Send after delivering one of these:
• a carelessly written message to a superior or colleague that is forwarded right up the
company ladder
• an embarrassing private e-mail to a friend that was widely circulated
• a badly executed cover letter that showed up on the Internet as a laughable
example
• a message meant for one person that mistakenly reached a whole group, or someone
who particularly should not have seen it, like a competitor
The consequences can be dire. Remem ...
15WRITE TO ACCOMPLISH GOALS2Communication is a skilKiyokoSlagleis
15
WRITE TO
ACCOMPLISH GOALS2
Communication is a skill you can learn. It’s like riding a
bicycle or typing. If you’re willing to work at it, you can rap-
idly improve the quality of every part of your life.
—Richard Branson, founder, Virgin Group
Yes, it’s how to get things done, open doors and connect with people and immediate opportunities. But effective writing
does far more than accomplish the goal of the moment: It’s a
powerful tool for achieving your long-range ambitions, a tool
to use consciously.
From e-mails to proposals to blogs to résumés, every mes-
sage offers a chance to build toward your future. The better
your writing, the more you succeed. Writing gives you one of
the best ways to showcase your strengths and demonstrate your
value. In the digital age it’s a key tool for building and sustaining good relationships.
This chapter gives you a framework for planning all your documents and making the
right decisions about content, structure and style.
HOW AND WHY TO PLAN YOUR MESSAGES
Successful writers don’t just plunge into any written communication—first, they plan. And
always, they begin with two questions that guide them through every decision.
Question 1: What’s my goal? What do I want?
Question 2: Who—exactly—is the audience: the person or group I’m writing to?
When you define your goal and consider your reader, it becomes much easier to figure
out the content—the facts, ideas or arguments that will produce the results you want. And
when you systematically determine content, organizing your message becomes a more natu-
ral process. So does choosing the right language and tone.
LEARN HOW TO . . .
• View writing as a strategic tool
• Communicate based on goals
• Frame messages for your
audiences
• Manage differences in
perspective
• Write to groups, gatekeepers
and the universe
Do
no
t c
op
y p
os
t o
r d
ist
rib
ute
16 Part I • How to Communicate in Writing
Whether writing an e-mail, profile, report or speech, professional writers base their approach
on how the factors of goal and audience intersect. Thinking this way may mean spending more
time up front than you’re used to. However, you save the time that you might otherwise spend
floundering around for what to say and how to say it. Moreover, if you plan first, your results are
so much better—immediately—that you won’t begrudge the thinking time.
But why does even a “simple” e-mail merit such thought?
Perhaps you’ve wished you could un-click Send after delivering one of these:
• a carelessly written message to a superior or colleague that is forwarded right up the
company ladder
• an embarrassing private e-mail to a friend that was widely circulated
• a badly executed cover letter that showed up on the Internet as a laughable
example
• a message meant for one person that mistakenly reached a whole group, or someone
who particularly should not have seen it, like a competitor
The consequences can be dire. Remem ...
Revealed the marketing tactics six successful copywriters use to build a bett...Kevin Carlton
There's so much more to running a successful copywriting business than simply having great commercial writing skills.
You also need to promote yourself like mad.
In this interview article, 6 leading UK copywriters tell you how they market their services and attract better paying clients.
Revealed the marketing tactics six successful copywriters use to build a bett...
Angela Ma
1. ANGELA MA
Freelance Writing Consultant
BOLD. Creativity stands out. | CONCISE. Minimal space, maximal impact. | EMPATHETIC. Forge a connection.
MY MISSION
I work with individuals and organizations to improve their image, engagement, and outreach
through the written word. Communication is powerful. My job is to maximize that power with
strategic, personalized redevelopment. This applies to proposals, marketing campaigns, mission
statements, blog posts, resumes, application essays, and much more.
I follow a three-step process: (1) understand you or your organization, (2) rigorously analyze
existing content, and (3) present a deliverable. Depending on the project, this will be either a
written piece or an agenda for redevelopment.
As I am just entering the market, fees are strictly donation-based—you pay what you think my
work is worth. All I request is a testimonial and honest feedback.
ABOUT YOU
Whether you are a nonprofit or a real estate agent, a summer camp or a salesperson, strong writing
will benefit your cause. My projects are driven by passion for your message. If you are interested,
we will schedule a brief phone call to talk about you and your goals. From there, we’ll decide
whether I’m a good fit for your needs. If so, I’ll request more materials and information, and we
will move forward from there.
ABOUT ME
I published my first novel in 2012 and have been working on a second since then, devoting 20-25
hours per week to writing fiction. I manage and write for my personal blog, where I utilize voice
and creative differentiation to popularize important, under-discussed issues. For my non-profit
chapter, I prepare emails and proposals; as an intern at the career advancement office, I oversee
the outreach development effort for the Metcalf program (marketing analysis & newsletter
restructuring).
At the University of Chicago, I am focusing my studies on an analytical approach to problem-
solving with a degree in economics. To supplement this, I am minoring in English, where I have
further solidified my skills in written communication. The result: a unique mindset that brings both
critical thinking and creativity to the table.
CREDENTIALS & CONTACT
My resume and prior experience can be found here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelama82. If
you are interested in working with me, you can reach me at angelamawrites@gmail.com. I look
forward to learning more about you and contributing to your cause!