
Spencer G.
- Joined November 2016
Freelance writer and marketer. I make complex ideas easy to understand and fun to read for clients.
- Toronto, ON, Canada
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I’m a freelance writer and marketer. I work with clients to turn good ideas into great writing that grabs readers, draws them in, and compels them to keep reading. From a snappy headline to a long form research article, I help clients find their voice.
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Life After Your Loan (eguide)
Fundera specializes in linking small businesses with financing. However, they realized a hole in their content - what do you do after you get your loan? This guide was designed to help small business owners navigate unfamiliar financial waters after they’ve secured their loan.
Business Models That Destroy UX: Online Newspapers
I worked with Placeit to produce new and exciting content on a tired old topic – user experience. I did this by looking at businesses that not only had bad UX (which is easy to call out) but rather, where their business models themselves were ironically constraining users, reducing overall revenues.
CASL Chaos: Can UX Save Your Marketing List?
I wrote this piece for Usability Matters as their sales and marketing coordinator. I wrote it in response to growing concerns about changing anti-spam legislation. I looked at it from a UX perspective, and found that the law ran in tandem with major UX principles – which I then wrote about.
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Not seeking workAvailable
- Available during business hours only
Commitment
- Can work 40hrs per week
- Can commit to 6 months to 1 year
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What I read
Backlinko, Moz, Seth Godin, Atlas Obscura, NPR Planet Money, The Guardian, AdWeek, New York Times, Jeffrey Eugenides, Spacing Toronto
Ideal team
I like small, autonomous teams within big organisations. You get all the benefit of data and information of a big enterprise but with the get it done attitude of a much smaller workplace.