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
- Written for: AI Guy, Ethan Garland, Zab Twins, Jade Cap, and more.

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:
- built an authority on Google for the niche
- ranked article on high SERPs in Google
- increased 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

We both know YouTube has potential.

But when it comes to using it to actually close clients — your strategy falls flat.
There’s no clear positioning. No content that speaks to the right person.
And no real system for turning views into conversations.

That’s where I come in.

I help businesses build a smart, intentional YouTube presence — one that positions YOU as the go-to expert in your space and speaks directly to your ideal clients.

With a mix of content strategy and scripting, I help you:
→ Create videos that build trust and authority
→ Talk about the real problems your audience cares about
→ Turn your channel into a pipeline, instead of a content dump

Not here to promise overnight results or viral views.
Just a clear approach to making YouTube actually work for your business.

If it sounds like something you'd be interested in, drop me a DM or email me at ameenanadeem2002@gmail.com - happy to give a free audit (:  

Best, 

Ameena

In the last 2 years, 

I’ve had consistent 3-figure months with a few 4-figure months. 

And for the last few months — I’ve had one target.

Get consistent 4-figure months and scale the business to a point that I can take a back seat whenever I want without everything crumbling down. 

Am I there? No. 

But I’m testing A LOT of stuff and I want to document it all now, right here. 

From next week, I’m starting: ✨ Diary of a freelancer ✨
I’ll share weekly updates on my progress as I scale from 3-fig to a 4-figure freelancer. 

So follow along on the journey. 
And if you’re new here, let me quickly re-introduce myself.


🙋🏻‍♀️ Hi, I’m Ameena! (obvio, duh!) 
I'm 23 and I've been figuring out this freelancing thing since 2020.

👩🏻‍🔬 I graduated with a Master’s in Analytical Chemistry in '24.
(and yes, I loved it - but also, if I can do this I can do anything)

👩🏻‍💻 I work as a freelance writer — scriptwriter to be exact. 
I’m also weirdly passionate about scaling businesses on YT.

✍🏻 But writing has always been my thing. 
I used to write book reviews back in school. 

📒 I’ve kept a journal since I was 11. 
There’s something oddly powerful about reading words I wrote years ago.

💸 But I never thought I’d get paid to write someday...
but here we are! 

🍔 My bed-time’s at 11:00 pm but I order snacks at 1:30 am.
📚 I love reading fiction. I hate non-fiction (esp self-help).
🎧 I’m a huge believer of nothing beats a jet 2 holiday.
✈️ My biggest goal this year is to take a solo intl. trip.
🎬 I was a BIG marvel fan until they killed Tony Stark.
🏺 Another thing I want to try this year is pottery.
🐈 I have 5 cats (who all collectively hate me).
🎨 A recent hobby I’ve picked is painting.

There’s so much more, but I’ll save it for my book.
(stay tuned for that too)

So yeah… that’s me in a nutshell (so much for a quick intro eh?)

Diary of a Freelancer starts next week ✨

Excited to bring you along as i figure this whole thing out.

and maybe my messy experiments can help you in your journey too!

Ameena Nadeem

YouTube scriptwriter and growth strategist

✨ Diary of a freelancer: Week 1 ✨

Last week was jam-packed with work. 

I wrote two SaaS scripts. Both 60-second explainer videos for landing pages.

The scripting part wasn't too hard, but since these were high-motion explainers, I had to script them visually.

Every line had to be written in a way that the editor and motion designer can bring it to life with the right graphics and animations.

I'm learning storyboarding for this project too but that’s a work in progress.

Also learning some basics for ad creatives copywriting for an upcoming project.

Parted ways with a short-form scripting client.

In 4 weeks, I made two months of Instagram content for them for two accounts (ideation + scripting), but it was an hourly gig with daily trackers. Not for me!

I work best when I know my tasks and have the freedom to do them on my own time.

They renegotiated, but I refused because I don’t see a long-term scope. 

And time is my biggest asset right now. 

I’d rather spend those two hours prospecting and trying to close a high-paying client.

Had 3 meetings this week. One team meeting, one with a client for a new strategy we're trying and a discovery call with a prospect from AI automation niche.

It's a new channel — I gave them a free audit and suggested they need to experiment with better titles, thumbnails, and more ToFU content before focusing on scripting.

They said they’d let me know when they’re reading to take this forward. 

Cold outreached to 7 YouTube creators.

One replied. He asked if I could do Miro board scripts to which I said I haven't made any but I'm familiar with Miro boards and can try with one trial script first. No reply. 

Followed up. Still no reply. 

Worked on a pointer-based script for an Amazon FBA client.

Also wrote one long-form finance script, revised another, and prepared the editor’s copy.

And, finally went out for lunch with a friend after working the last 2 weekends.

This is week one.

Not perfect, but I’ll keep figuring it out and improving as I go.

“I don’t need a scriptwriter. No one knows my business better than me.”

Correct.

But that’s all you know.

Your business.

And that’s the problem.

Because just talking about your business won’t get you leads.

‘Strategically’ talking about it will.

As your scriptwriter, I don’t tell you ‘what’ to say.

I tell you ‘how’ to say it. 

This saves you all the overthinking and hesitation when you hit record. 

- I know how to structure your message better. 
- when and where to add social proof and emotional depth. 
- how to position you as the go-to expert worth listening to for 10-15 minutes straight.

Making sure every minute moves the prospect closer to a ‘yes’.

So,

You bring the subject-matter expertise. I bring the strategy, psychology, and delivery.

And together, we create content that actually gets you business.

(drop me a DM for a free audit of your channel)

I might regret sharing this but this is the easiest way to never run out of content ideas for YouTube.

Most creators run into the same problem: “I don’t know what to post.”

This usually happens because they don’t have a proper strategy to follow. 

And it is no rocket science. 

My approach to this is very simple. 

Ask yourself as many “WH” questions as you can about your business. 

- WHAT you do
- HOW you do it
- WHO you do it for
- WHY it works
- WHERE people usually go wrong
- WHEN you recommend it
- HOW LONG it takes to see results

Every answer is a content idea.

Some will attract new people (search-based “what/how” videos).

Some will build trust + authority (the “why” and “who” videos).

And some will convert leads into clients (the “when” and “where” videos).

That’s your pipeline.

Do this consistently and you’ll never run out of content again.

And this way, you won’t be just posting content. You will be moving the needle forward.

To save you the guesswork, I’ve put together a simple guide with all the important WH questions you need to go through to come up with 3-months worth of content. 

If you want it, comment the word “Leads” and I’ll send it to you.

youtube is a numbers game. 

and the best way to get more business is to literally put out more content. 

simple.

all the big creators, despite of having multi-million dollar businesses now, still post on youtube consistently. 

it’s not because they need the Adsense money.

it’s because consistency is the lifeline of their channel (and their businesses too).

and the same goes for you. 

more videos = more doors in
every upload is another chance for someone to find you. 

new uploads also give youtube more reasons to recommend you to new people. 

stop posting for a while, and you’ll be forgotten like you never existed. 

plus, you’ve got nothing to lose.

one bad video can’t sink your channel when another one is already lined up.

so pick a schedule and stick to it. 


p.s. in the next post, I’ll break down a simple strategy that will help you never run out of content ideas…

Someone once told me, “YouTube Analytics is a whole niche on its own.”

I never really understood it, until now.

Because no other platform gives you the kind of data YouTube does. 

It’s everything you need to know about how your content is actually performing and exactly what you need to do in order to grow.

Plus, you don’t need to be an expert analyst to understand it.

For starters, you only need to look at three variables:

One: Click-through rate.

If people aren’t clicking, the content doesn’t matter. I check the titles and thumbnails, and A/B test to see if that makes a difference (and most times, it does). 

Two: Top traffic sources.

Where exactly are the views coming from? Is it search, suggested, or external? Each one tells me exactly where to double down and focus my efforts.

Three: Top videos by conversion.

Forget vanity metrics and check which videos actually drove leads and signups. I’ll replicate their structure and CTA placement in the next few videos to test more.

And that’s it. 

It hardly takes 7 minutes and tells me what I need to fix in the strategy.

I audited an AI automation channel recently and made a detailed doc. 

It had the value. The prospect loved it.
But in the end — it was just a giant wall of text.

So I turned it into a Miro board instead. 

A) to make the insights easier to digest 'visually'.
B) because I’ve been wanting to practice the design side of things. 

(and it helps me with my SaaS storyboarding practice)

Right now, the board covers all the key takeaways from the audit. 

The next block will be a 3-month strategy, thumbnail inspirations, and weekly video ideas to help the channel grow and get discovered by the right audience!

One step forward ✨

✨ Diary of a Freelancer: Week 2 ✨

Last week was extremely slow. 
Both work wise and overall. 

Outsourced one YT script (and spent 3 hours revising it). 

Made 2 editing docs for finance scripts.

Had a payment dispute with a client.
(which will be resolved next month now *hopefully*) 

📌 New lesson learned: Never say yes to a project until you understand exactly how they roll out payments.

Wrote a script for Cameron Fous (which he loved btw). 

Audited a Real Estate YT Channel. 

Applied to 2 YT jobs which were TAILOR-MADE for me! But never heard back. I’m thinking to drop an email to these creators... not sure though.

Spent 3 days with my grandmother — hence the slow week. 

And I’m coming to accept now that slow weeks are also part of the progress. 

You can’t have 10/10 weeks without the slow ones!  

This was week 2. Revenue still not 4-figures but… 

Onwards and upwards!

Taplio

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