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View the Digital Content Portfolio of Emily Inglis [emilyameliainglis.com]
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Oh, hello!
Thank you for stopping by. My name’s Emily Inglis. I am a Digital Copywriter with a focus on Digital Content Marke8ng. If you’ve 8me, feel free to browse through my Digital Content Por6olio in the following pages, or if you’re in a rush, you can simply look over my CV on the opposite page. On pages 4 and 5 you can read examples of my news and evergreen content – or maybe you’d like to head straight over to an example of how I use social media marke8ng campaigns to engage with my customers and heighten traffic and conversions through Facebook and Twi<er on page 6? Not just yet? No problem! You can take a look at some more crea8ve work on page 7 by way of a digital look book or two I designed and shot. I’ve recently fallen head-‐over-‐heels for data visualisa8ons, otherwise known as an infographic. The one on page 8 I researched, created content for and helped design. Finally, you may want to head straight over to my e-‐commerce site? (And grab a bargain along the way.) But remember, this is a very small snippet of my digital work – and there’s a lot more from where this came from I tell you now. So why not just get to it, and get in contact?
CV
PROFILE As a highly mo8vated individual, I work as a Digital Copywriter crea8ng and overseeing the produc8on of online content for a global network of sites. Previously I have freelanced as an SEO Copywriter, and con8nue to run my own e-‐commerce site. I have also helped others promote their start-‐ up businesses online through email marke8ng and social media campaigns and I con8nue to help brands discover ways in which to further themselves and their clients presence online. EXPERIENCE DIGITAL COPYWRITER/CONTENT City Index, London January 2011 – Present COPYWRITER/SEO Mindshare, London May 2011 – January 2012 OWNER Wooden Hill Vintage, woodenhillvintage.com August 2010-‐ Present WEB EDITOR/SOCIAL MEDIA The Lucinda Belle Orchestra, thelbo.com July 2010-‐ January 2012
ONLINE MARKETING ASSISTANT News InternaKonal LTD., London July 2009-‐ Freelance JUNIOR COPYWRITER & REPORTER Danske Magazine, Copenhagen June 2009 REFERENCE CHRIS CHIVRALL | Account Director, Mindshare [email protected]
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EVERGREEN CONTENT MARKETING
How to Profit From a Falling Market with Spread BeTng
Spread bejng allows traders to go both long and short in a market, meaning that they can profit regardless of whether markets are rising or falling. Another advantage to spread bejng is that in the UK currently, all profits are free from Capital Gains Tax (CGT) whilst there is also no Stamp Duty – though this is subject to change.
What is Spread Be.ng?§ As a deriva8ves product, financial spread bejng allows you to trade on the price movements of thousands of financial markets including indices, shares, currencies, commodi8es and more. You could use spread bets to speculate on price movements irrespec8ve of whether the markets are rising or falling. Offering a low margin feature, spread bejng requires you to deposit only a small percentage of the full trade value. Typically and depending on the market, the margin required stands between 1% and 10% of the total value of your posi8on. In turn, the poten8al for profits, or losses, from an ini8al capital outlay is significantly higher than in tradi8onal trading.
Spread Be.ng Risk As men8oned above, spread bejng is a margined product. The risk with margin trading is that you can lose more than your ini8al investment. There are several risk management tools available through City Index to help spread be<ors minimise their risk. It is advisable that before you start trading, you prac8ce through a spread bejng demo account. “One common mistake I find from spread be<ors is that they can go into a posi8on without having a clearly defined profit or loss strategy,” states Raymond. “This can make trading very difficult and leave spread be<ors open to what I call ‘impulse trades’ where they may enter or close a trade prematurely.”
Spread bejng in a falling market by ‘going short’ allows traders to profit from any fall in price. However, the risks must be fully considered, which is why a spread bejng demo account could prove invaluable to new traders.
Key Data Wri<en for City Index. Syndicated
to 319 websites globally. Receiving 7200 Google results and 801 public and 179 media
accesses through PR Newswire in 1 week.
Is Spread BeTng French ConnecKon Shares the Latest Trend? As the fashion chain reported con8nuing losses yesterday morning, investors will be looking at ways to poten8ally profit from French Connec8on’s falling share price. We explain what happened and how you can spread bet their falling shares with City Index. Since their provoca8ve ‘FCUK’ campaign secured their posi8on as a key player in the retail industry in the late nine8es – the fashion chain has been overshadowed in recent years as the high street is saturated by fast fashion retailers. Yesterday morning [Thursday 17 May], the French Connec8on Group PLC – which encompasses men, women and children’s clothing as well as homewares – issued a profit warning as sales and revenues con8nue to fall.
French Connec9on: The Losing Trend In 2011, a loss of £8.2 million was incurred and it has now been stated that sales in the past three months of trading were down a “disappoin8ng” 12%. They also admi<ed that profits were “unlikely” to meet current es8mates made by market analysts. As a result, investors reacted nega8vely to the news; causing shares in the group to fall 12% in early morning trading. French Connec8on cites the cause for this ongoing loss to be due to ‘consumer cau8on’ and ‘ongoing economic difficul8es’. However, the company – which opened its first store in 1970 – is not giving up just yet; having endured the loss of their high-‐end sister brand, Nicole Farhi, in 2010; they began a strategic review of their UK retail opera8ons in March this year.
French Connec9on: Back in Fashion? The ques8on now is: ‘Can French Connec8on claim back its place on the high street – or is too late?’ The first step is deciphering where it went wrong. Consider their campaigns; they con8nue to provoke and challenge with rhetorical ques8ons and simple yet powerful photography. So why have consumers stopped, well, consuming? Whilst they cited ‘consumer cau8on’ as a reason for their con8nuing loss of revenue, their neighbours on the high street con8nue to profit; Topshop – part of the Arcadia Group powerhouse – are experiencing excep8onal success both in the UK and oversees. >>
Key Data Wri<en for City Index. Syndicated
to 309 websites globally. Receiving 11,500 Google results and 1034 public and 151 media
accesses through PR Newswire in 1 week.
NEWS CONTENT MARKETING
>> Comparing the two, the differences are barely no8ceable; their designs and products are almost mirror images of each other, and they both have a powerful online and social presence.
However, there are two key differences; price
range and quality. French Connec8on is considerably higher on both counts; higher
quality and higher prices. Whilst French Connec8on bosses mu<er the words
‘consumer cau8on’, they should be re-‐focusing on ‘consumer demand’.
How to Spread Bet French Connec9on Shares
With spread bejng provider City Index, you can take a posi8on on the French Connec8on DFT
across their range of professional trading pla6orms and speculate on the future price movement of the underlying market (French
Connec8on Group PLC).
Remember, you do not own part of the underlying instrument, and you can incur losses greater than
your ini8al deposit.
In 2011-‐2012, I ran various social media campaigns across Facebook and Twi<er for woodenhillvintage.com. These campaigns included a Facebook Street Style Compe88on (bo<om le|), whereby I went out onto the street and photographed men and women in London. Twi<er and Facebook users were then asked to vote for the winner by ‘Liking’ their favourite who would then win a £100 voucher. The focus was on customer engagement and iden8fying the brand as experimental, cujng edge and interac8ve both on and offline.
Key Data The ‘Tag It to
Win It’ Facebook campaign
(bo<om right) raised 134
new likes, 254 users
engaging with the page and
548 conversa8ons
around the brand in one day.
SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING
On behalf of woodenhillvintage.com, I created the Spring/Summer 2011 Lookbook and Autumn 2011
Product Catalogue.
Across the two projects, I photographed, styled and designed the digital lookbook and product catalogue
using Photoshop and issuu.com.
Ini8ally used as a tool for easily and effec8vely communica8ng with the press and media; the digital lookbook and product catalogue were then shared
across issuu.com, Facebook and Twi<er.
By crea8ng a digital lookbook and product catalogue, it iden8fied the brand as modern and engaging; causing it
stand out from the crowd within the vintage retail industry.
Fully op8mised; ‘readers’ were able to click through to each item to the website to view more informa8on and
buy the item directly.
It was then embedded into the website allowing for organic visitors to view the lookbook direct from the
main menu. Click on an image to go to that Digital Lookbook.
DIGITAL LOOK BOOK
For City Index, I gathered data from 2001-‐2012 on the
number and ac8vity of female account holders
in the UK.
First, I marketed news content through a
syndicated ar8cle to test its online
relevancy, reach and demand. It received a
record 1586 public accesses through PR
Newswire.
With the help of a designer, SEO and
Social Media manager – we are preparing a
package whereby I will create evergreen
content to support the infographic and share
across Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn ,
Twi<er and Pintrest.
INFOGRAPHIC
E-‐COMMERCE SITE
I launched my business Wooden Hill Vintage in East Sussex a|er gradua8ng in 2010. Star8ng as a pop-‐up shop, I sold vintage and pre-‐loved clothing as well as retro homewares. To start my online footprint, I built a presence across Facebook and Twi<er – supported by a simple Tumblr blog. In July 2011, I designed and launched woodenhillvintage.com where the business is now primarily run.
CONTENT MARKETING STRATEGY
You can view my Content Marke8ng Strategy and download it for free. Let me know what you think and how you could use it for your business. I’d be happy to help in any way I can.
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“Farewell! God knows when we shall meet again.”
So before you go, make sure to stay in touch. You can tweet me on Twi<er,
follow me on LinkedIn or maybe you’d prefer to add me to your circles on
Google+? For more informa8on on my work and to view my digital marke8ng guides visit my website or send me an email me directly; we can have a long
old chat and plan how we can work together in future. Have a lovely day.
William Shakespeare