Addx Studio

Key responsibilities:

- Come up with creative ideas for clients on Instagram 
- Write scripts for short-form content on Instagram and long-from videos on YouTube
- Work closely with the editing teams to ensure the output aligns with the goals we want to achieve
- Generate maximum leads for the client's offer or direct the audience towards their funnel/YouTube channel

Highlights:

- Generated 14M+ views on Instagram in less than 3 months for a client in the trading niche (who previously averaged max 70k views/month)

- Created content for creators like Sebastian Ghiorghiu, Trading Geek, Jade Cap, Devin Parks, Sniper Adz, Amazon Twins, AI Guy and more.

Ideation and Scripting Lead

Estop Solutions

- develop blog outlines for CNC machine shops
- create high-quality optimized blogs and landing pages for B2C businesses
- use engaging, informational tone to help the potential customer make a decision

Content Writer

Muslim Ameer

Responsibilities:
- conduct keyword research
- prepare content strategy monthly
- optimize pages for better SERPs ranking

Content writer and strategist

Money Source

Responsibilities:
- conduct in-depth research and design an effective content strategy
- optimize, re-write, edit, and re-publish previous content
- create high-performing engaging content weekly

Accomplished goals:
- build an authority on Google for the niche
- rank article on high SERPs in Google
- increase the DA of the site

Blog writer | Content strategist | Editor

Business finance articles

- research low KD, high volume kw for marketing and finance niche
- write and edit seo optimized articles for the website
- publish 2-4 articles a week

SEO content writer

I started out as a content writer back in 2020. Over time, I grew into more strategic roles like content strategist, content editor, and technical writer. I've written 100+ blogs across various B2B and B2C niches, with many of them ranking in the top search results.

These days, I mostly work in the video content marketing space— writing scripts for YouTube and Instagram. I also lead the ideation process for many of my clients. My role requires me to stay involved throughout the process (so my job doesn't end at scripting). I collaborate closely with the editing, design, and writing teams to make sure the final product aligns with our goals and drives meaningful results. 
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My services include:

🖋️ Content writing
I handle everything from research to writing and optimizing, ensuring your blog articles are ready to be published. If you have ideas or outlines, great! If not, that's fine too. I’ll take care of everything from start to finish, delivering high-quality, publish-ready content.

This service is perfect for:

↳ Businesses wanting to rank higher on search engines
↳ B2B SaaS brands looking to boost their content marketing efforts
↳ Anyone needing expert written, optimized blog content without the hassle

Niches: Marketing, Ecommerce, SEO, AI automation, Entrepreneurship

🖋️ Scriptwriting
Best for content creators looking to boost their online presence. I can help you with short-form and long-form scripts for YouTube and Instagram to drive more views, engagement, and leads for your offer.  

Niches: Make money online, tech, AI automation, trading

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Got any questions? 

Drop me a DM or email me at ameenanadeem2002@gmail.com


Talk soon :)

Sam Altman says saying "please" and "thank you" to ChatGPT costs millions in computing power. ​

Wait till he finds out I say "sorry" too. 

But seriously, I'm just trying to build rapport here. 
so when the bots come for my life, they'll prolly go like: 

"Subject consistently used 'pls' and 'thank you.' Shows potential for peaceful cohabitation. Also said 'sorry lol' 47 times in one conversation. Completely harmless."

Meanwhile, everyone else who typed "summarize this make it short fast no fluff" with zero punctuation? 

Vaporized.

so, in my defense: politeness is my apocalypse insurance 💅

Ameena Nadeem

I ideate and script for YouTube + Instagram - working closely with your editing team to make sure your videos drive real results

Great editing NEVER saves a bad script.

If people are bouncing off your YouTube videos
it's probably because your scripts suck... 
 
Here are 3 questions you should ask yourself at every line 
while editing to keep the viewers stay hooked till the end: 

1. Is it making sense?
If it's even a little confusing — people bounce. 
Clarity >>> cleverness. Always. 

2. Is it moving the story forward?
Every line should pull the viewer deeper. 
If it's just "filler", it's dead weight. 

3. Would I keep watching after this line? 
Gut-check yourself. 
If you're getting bored, trust me — the audience is too. 

One "no" = DELETE. No hard feelings.

That's how you write scripts that actually hold attention. 

If you want people to watch your videos till the end 
you have to give them a reason to stay till the end.

Simple. 

and it all starts with being ruthless with EVERY line.

"If you want to create content - pick a niche first."
   ↪  but there are also creators like Nara Smith. 

Who, quite frankly, break all rules and still WIN. 

Nara is known to rack millions of views with every video she posts. 
But what exactly makes her go viral EVERY TIME?

- is it marketing psychology?
- or does she hop on trends quick?

The answer is: Neither of these. 

What truly sets Nara apart is her ability to simply be herself.
You can't categorize her as someone who:

- makes cooking videos
- shows her luxury lifestyle
- is a supermom with three kids 

She's all of those things - and none of them at the same time. 

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Here's what I think makes her content so irresistibly watchable: 

➡ Voiceovers that feel like a virtual hug

Nara's voiceovers are so incredibly soothing. She doesn't use any background music because her voice is enough to just mesmerize the audience. 

(some creators even try to imitate her voice - but you can't beat an OG, can you?)

➡ Content that often sparks controversy

Her content often stirs a lot of debate, whether its about cooking everything from scratch or a supermodel doing the "ordinary" tasks - it always gets people talking. 

➡ A sneak peak into her glamorous life 

People are drawn to see her everyday life as a supermodel, as she mixes glamour with relatability (showing her struggle with eczema). There's a balance, but an odd one - which is what makes it unique in it's own way. 

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TL;DR 

Yes, picking a niche is important when you're starting out. 

But sometimes, the real magic happens when you BECOME the niche. 

Nara's success as a content creator shows that 
going viral isn't always about following rules or fitting into a box. 

It's your content. You MAKE the rules 💅

if you want your creative juices to flow…

do nothing. 

- don’t stare at the blank screen 
- don’t force yourself to think
- don’t try to be productive

just… be.

let the boredom stretch out 
like a lazy cat in the sun.

let your brain breathe.

you’ll start noticing things like 

- the hum of the fridge
- the weird shadow on the wall
- that one line of a song stuck in your head since Tuesday

follow it.

ride the random train of thought until it drops you off somewhere weird and wonderful.

this is where ideas hide.
not in the noise,

but in the nothing.

this is the best piece of advice i ever got.

do nothing…

and watch everything show up.

One thing I always provide my clients for free with the scripts is: 

An editor's copy of the script. 

As a writer, I get so many execution ideas while writing. 

It's kind of second nature to me now. 

More like I can visually see the script coming to life as I write it. 

So I make a separate doc for the editor - which includes comments with: 

- animation ideas
- b-roll suggestions
- news articles to show
- sound cues for better pacing
- and everything that comes to my mind

The best part is that: 
I don't have to think much about it. 

It just comes naturally to me.  

And it helps in making sure the entire team is on the same page. 

Cos most times, when a new idea is being discussed - it's mostly the writers and the ideation team in the discussion - and not the editors. 

Giving editing notes helps: 

- remove room for any guess work
- make the editing process faster and smoother
- eliminates the need of unnecessary back and forth-s

So, the final product reflects exactly what was envisioned. 

Even though I'm only charging for one service: that's scripting. 

But this extra step improves the quality of the final output to a greater extent and I'm all in for it! 


P.S. If you're starting out, I'd highly recommend doing this. The way it can help you polish your creative skills is simply unmatched.

If I have 30 minutes to edit a script...
I will spend 25 on making sure the first 10 lines hit home. 

Because the first 10 lines basically decide whether 
the viewer commits or clicks away. 

Here's a quick run down on what I'll be checking: 

➡️ Is it giving immediate clarity?
Within the first few seconds, people need to know:

- What this video is about
- Why they should care

If it’s vague, too slow, or just confusing, people lose interest.
 
(and at the current retention rate, we really don't have any room for confusion)

➡️ Does it have curiosity triggers?
A good intro doesn’t answer everything — and it shouldn’t.

What it should do is open a curiosity loop.

It hints at something interesting or surprising that makes the viewer think:
 
"Ok, what happens next?"

Without that curiosity, viewers have no reason to stay.
So everything needs to be cross-checked from the viewers perspective.

➡️ Is it connecting emotionally with the audience?
Facts and information don’t hold attention.

Feelings do.

Even if it’s just slight excitement or urgency — the script has to make the viewer feel something early on.

And the best way to do that is to talk about the pain and tease the desired solution. 

No emotional pull = weak retention

Most writers get caught up in what *they* want to say —
and forget what the audience actually needs to hear, feel, or expect.

That's why the first 10 lines matter so much!

P.S. do you think intros are the make or break part of any script?


P.P.S. If you want me to run a quick review on your next script, I'm just a DM away :))

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