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Moyana is my educational brand where I create simple, fun and engaging content for both kids and adults.
In this project I wrote educational articles, guides and stories that help schools, blogs and businesses teach and engage their audience in a joyful way.
I do research, writing, storytelling and content design. My work is clear, engaging and easy to understand for any age.
What I can write for you: Educational Articles, Blog Posts, School Guides, Kids Stories, Poems, Website Content.
Tools: Writing, Google Docs, Canva
Skills: Educational Writing, Article Writing, Blog Writing, Creative Writing, Storytelling
When you ask ChatGPT or Perplexity about your own business, does it mention you? 🤔
Most brands I check don't show up at all, even when they rank on page 1 of Google.
Quick test you can do in 2 minutes:
Ask ChatGPT: "Best [your service] in [your city]"
Note if your brand appears
Check which sources it cites
Try it and tell me below: did your brand show up? 👇
#AEO #GEO #SEO #AISearch
Freelance copywriters: ask what to follow and what to avoid in a client's tone reference.
In the Freelancer Client Kickoff Template Bundle's fictional Northline project, the intake gives the writer three useful directions:
• Aim for plain, warm and specific copy
• Use the client's existing product pages as the tone reference
• Avoid luxury superlatives and invented origin stories
That last line makes the creative boundary visible before the first draft.
For your next kickoff, ask the client to point to an approved passage and finish two sentences: “Follow this because…” and “Avoid this because…” Save the answers beside the reference. Make the notes specific enough to use while revising, such as vocabulary, sentence length or the amount of product detail.
Keep the client's factual sources alongside those style notes. In this example, dimensions, capacity, glaze variation and care instructions must match the approved product sheet. A tone reference guides the wording; product claims still need their own check.
Shown: the complete Ask for useful project context page from the kit's fictional completed example. All names and project details are invented for illustration.
The five-file ZIP includes an eight-page editable Word packet, matching print PDF, Excel tracker for client inputs and approval decisions, eight-page fictional example and two-page Quick Start. Designed for desktop Word and Excel; PDFs are static. Use it after the project is agreed, alongside your existing contract and approval process.
