SnackNation

SnackNation is an employee care company.

They provide healthy snacks, premium coffee ☕ and tea, fresh fruit, safety essentials, and ready to drink beverages to more than half a million people across 50 states in the US.

Including fortune 500 brands like Apple, Mercedes, and Hulu.

As a B2B content writer at SnackNation, my responsibilities include;

↳ receiving instructions from the Content Managers.

↳ Using the content brief, I conduct deep research to find resources for the required blog.

↳ Unto the actual writing process, I write blog posts of 2000 words+ 

↳ These blogs are sprinkled with real life examples, relatable concepts, are grammatically accurate and coherent.

↳ I offer 2 rounds of edits after which the article is ready to shine.

B2B Content Writer 

↳ I created outlines for blog posts of up to 2,000 words.

↳ I expanded on these blog posts and curated blog posts of up to 2,000 words.

↳ I delivered this content before the deadline.

↳ My clients had 3 rounds of editing each and I was always willing to learn and adapt to my client's preferences.

B2B SaaS Content Writer

Sendcloud

Sendcloud is a shipping platform that helps e-commerce brands make deliveries and shipping seamless. 
It's also a brand that is currently focusing on sustainable e-commerce delivery, hence, they're mindful of their interaction with the environment.

As a content writer at Sendcloud, my responsibilities include;

↳ receiving instructions from the content marketing lead.
↳ Using the content brief, I research hours to find resources for the required blog.
↳ Unto the actual writing process, I write blog posts of 1,500 words+ with accuracy and depth.
↳ I offer 2 rounds of edits after which the article is ready to shine.
↳ The very first article I wrote for SendCloud landed on page 1 of SERPs. Amazing!

- I created the outline for my book, "Content Writer's Handbook"
- I expanded on the book's content and I created an Ebook to help other writers on their content journey.
- I helped some other writers looking to do better in the B2B Content Niche by hosting a free webinar where I taught the basics of content writing.

Book Author

Whether you work with an in-house content team or you hire content writers, three things are certain.

→You need good content, scratch that. You need exceptional content to achieve your content goals, keep your readers engaged, and even turn them into customers.

→ Your SaaS brand needs Traffic: Most people will not go further than the first page of SERPs. If your brand isn't up there, you're missing out on a lot of traffic.

→ Your content needs life: Anyone can write, but only a great writer can make your content relatable to your audience.

You need someone to take on the work so you can focus on doing the things you love.

I'm here to help YOU.

I help B2B brands take the lead by helping them create thought-leadership content that keeps their readers engaged.

I employ detailed research skills to bring fresh perspective and unique insights to B2B SaaS brands.

The content I offer includes:

→ Long-form blog posts.
→ Short-form blog posts
→ Newsletters
→ Social media content.

Why should you work with me?

→ I have I have experience scaling up content production for B2b Saas teams. I've worked with content mangers, and CMOs at Sendcloud, and Cloudtalk.

→ I conduct in-depth research on your brand to understand how best to relate with your audience through blog posts.

→ I ensure that every content piece is 100% human written and speaks to the needs of your user first while satisfying the algorithm as well.

If this sounds like what you want and I'm sure it is, send me a DM and let's work together to create captivating content for your brand.

You can also send a mail at angelleonard229@gmail.com

It's been a slow month for me, work wise.


And I'm not ashamed to admit that.😊

I understand that as a freelancer, some months will be crazy while some will be slow, just like April.

And while we dread slow months like these, here's how I've been coasting along.

1. Ramping up my marketing activities. 

- Cold emails
- Posting in Slack channels
- Reaching out to old clients.

2. Actively looking out for courses on writing, editing, and content marketing.

- I've always wanted to purchase Ryan Law 's "how to edit" course, so, I might as well go for it now.

- It's easy to get so immersed in client work that you lose yourself and forget intentional career development. 

Well, these slow months have a way of setting your head straight 😂😂

3. A photoshoot session with my photographer. Partly excited and anxious about this.

4. A LinkedIn profile overhauling. Prolly a new banner and a prettier featured section.

5. Cutting down on my spending. 

I understand that my earning has toppled slightly, so it's wise to cut down spending on unnecessary things.

This includes:

- Eating home cooked food more often
- Opting for cheaper options when they offer the same quality.

6. Talking with my loved ones through it.

Thing is, I'm quite anxious and exhausted about not having enough work, but I've reached out to Inioluwa and Mary who're my content buddies.

Basically, I feel better after speaking to them and I understand it's just a phase.

I'll prolly rush back to their DMs to cry when the workload becomes too much again 😂😂.

So, how about you? 

How do you handle your slow months?

I am Angel. I help marketing teams create content that drives traffic, generates sales, and increases conversions.

Send me a DM to know more 🤍

Angel Leonard

Freelance Content Writer || Helping B2B, Saas, and E-commerce brands like AgencyAnalytics, Ranktracker, and SnackNation scale customer acquisition and retention with long-form SEO content.

I hopped on a call with a client on Tuesday and it was the best call I've had in a while.

I showed up at my best and I was very confident.

Early on in my writing career, it was very different.

My heart would beat real hard, my throat would dry up and I'll freak out at the thought of having my video turned on or being on a call.

However, I overcame that fear in bits. A step at a time.

I even went as far as telling my client that I really appreciate it when clients communicate effectively, leaving nothing to assumption.

I'd never dare it a few months into my writing career.

The bottom line is, I've had a mindset change.

I no longer see my clients as "almighty clients". 

I see them as business partners, we both offer ourselves value, and then we work together to achieve big things for their brands.

What major growth strides have you had in your business?

My name's Angel. I help marketing teams create content that drives traffic, generates sales, and increases conversions.

Send me a DM to know more:)

I worry a lot about so many things.


Will I do well in my exams?
How do I organize my life?
Will I be able to get writing gigs?
What if I fail in this "adulting" thing?
What if I have too much work load?
What if I'm not a good friend to the people in my life?
Will I be able to find a partner that loves me genuinely?

And so much more 🥺😔

Funnily enough, you'll hardly know except you're really close to me.

That's because I'm often the positive one reaching out to my loved ones with the sweetest messages.

However, a major thing I've learned over the year is this:

Live in the moment.

Many of the worries I listed above are things that'll happen in the future.

So, it's sad when I let future events steal my joy and happiness of today.

It's not easy, but I constantly keep affirming happiness, hope, and a brighter future even when my worries loom about me.

Better still, I find solace in God who holds my future securely in his hands and who has the best plans for me.

Happy Sunday, People 😊

Do you ever worried or battled with anxious thoughts?

How do you combat it?

I am Angel. I help marketing teams create content that drives traffic, generates sales and increases conversions.

What now?

- Hire me to write for you
- Hit the notification 🔔 
- Follow me 😘

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I'm not always confident about my craft and writing abilities.


I still doubt myself.

I cry when I have too much work as a writer, and I get distraught when a client contract ends.

I worry that I won't get gigs anymore.

I worry that the algorithm will keep messing with my engagement.

But, I still show up confidently on LinkedIn.

It's easy to show up perfectly and flawlessly on LinkedIn, but behind the scenes are some stories you'll never hear unless we share them.

It's easy to think that freelancing is all fun and roses, but there are hard days.

If, by chance, you're having a hard day today, I hope this post helps you get on your feet again!!

Cheers :)

My name's Angel. I help marketing teams create in-depth content that drives conversions, increases research, and increases engagement.

Send me a DM to know more.

Hi y'all.

I'm looking to onboard 2 new B2B SaaS clients on a retainer basis for Q2 2024.

For 3 years, I've helped B2B SaaS brands like SnackNation, Sendcloud, AgencyAnalytics, create high-quality content.

My jam is long-form content.

I easily make an impression on my because I have a knack for following briefs, sticking to deadlines, and asking for feedback always.

The articles I write for brands aren't regurgitated from page 1 of Google. 

It comes from deep research, social media posts, Reddit, Quora, online communities, and YouTube videos.

So every article is rich and detailed enough for readers.

A few more things:

1. Many of the articles I've written rank comfortably on SERPs.

2. I go out of my way to bring innovative ways to handle content challenges with brands.

3. I'm very big on communication so I'm easy to work with.

If you're looking for in-depth content that addresses the needs of your audience and of course positions your brand as the solution to those needs, send me a DM.🤗

My name's Angel.

I help marketing teams create content that drives traffic, generates sales, and increases conversions.


Starting is the hardest part.


Whether it’s writing a blog post, building engagement on LinkedIn, working on your SEO, or building a business, the craziest part is defeating that initial inertia & actually getting started.

And why?

Actually, why not?

Starting is complicated; you’re ditching a way you’ve done things since forever and switching to a new way of thinking.

Accordingly, you might feel some initial hesitation taking a leap into whatever you’re doing for the first time.

The fix?

1. Learn all you can. Knowledge empowers. From my experience, when I’m creating content after researching the subject matter thoroughly, the quality of my work is always miles ahead of where I was years back when I’d just read the title, skim Google SERPs, and get started right away.

2. Get started anyway. There’s no substitute for hard work. After making up your mind, giving yourself pep talks, and learning all you can about the subject matter, the rubber has to eventually hit the road. Start small, and scale-up.

3. Stay consistent. Long-term consistency always beats short-term intensity.

4. Learn from mistakes — it’s guaranteed that you’ll make some along the way.

Of course, you could fail if you try. And then you’ll have found another way that doesn’t work.

But if you do nothing, you’re stuck with a 100% failure rate.

Happy New Month, y'all🌹

My name's Angel. I help marketing teams create content that drives traffic, generates sales, and increases conversions.

Send me a DM to know more.

I made my first $250 as a writer without owning a laptop.


Actually, I channeled the $250 into getting myself a laptop 😂😂

Here's your sign that you don't need

- A laptop 
- $299 courses
- A fancy website
- A perfect portfolio
- 10k LinkedIn followers
- An elaborate tech stack
- 18 chrome extensions😂

to start earning as a writer. 

Honestly, I started without any of these things.

I remember vividly, that I wrote that 2k+ word article with my smartphone from start to finish.

Just one round of edit later and the article was ready to go live.

So, what then are the non-negotiables you need to earn as a writer?

- A portfolio/samples of work you've done. 
( If I want to hire you, I need evidence to be able to trust you with my brand). Journo portfolio, Contently, and clippings work well for this.

- A well-optimized LinkedIn profile. You definitely need to represent your personal brand and make it convincing enough, right?

- The right knowledge to pitch the right clients.

Inbound is amazing, but many times, you'll need to go out there and tell people that you're available for hire.

- If you're an international freelancer, a trusted payment gateway. Geegpay by Raenest is the absolute best. Been using their services for the longest time noww😍😍

Happy Sunday 😊

My name's Angel

I help SaaS and E-commerce brands create content that drives traffic, generates sales, and increases conversions.

What Now?

- Hire me to write for you.
- Hit the notification 🔔
- Follow me 😘
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