A writer who stays.
Ask my clients.
I didn’t plan on a 13-year freelance career. I just kept finding work interesting, clients worth keeping, and writing worth doing well.
The long version — worth reading
I have a Master’s in English Language Teaching, which technically qualified me for a tidy career in academia or corporate training. I looked at that path, weighed it up honestly, and decided freelancing sounded more interesting. That was 2011. I have not regretted it once.
In the years since, I’ve worked with startups trying to explain their product without sounding like a user manual, solopreneurs building their first website, and agencies juggling five client brands at once. I’ve written blogs, landing pages, knowledge bases, product descriptions, SaaS documentation, and automotive deep-dives. The format changes. The standard doesn’t.
What I’ve learned is that most content problems are actually clarity problems. Either the brief is fuzzy, the tone is off, or the writing is technically correct but nobody wants to read it. My job is to sort that out — ask the right questions upfront, write to a real purpose, and hand you something you don’t need to rewrite.
Some of my client relationships have lasted 4, 5, even 8 years. That’s not loyalty for its own sake — it’s because consistent, reliable writing that actually helps a business grow is genuinely rare, and once you find it, you hold onto it.
I’m currently based in Dhaka and open to long-term remote work with European companies, particularly in the DACH region. My English is C1 Advanced, I have years of experience working with international clients, and I’m actively learning German.
Outside of work: I read a lot, watch more crime thrillers than is probably healthy, and firmly believe a 3 PM nap is a sound productivity strategy.
Taking on new clients for long-term engagements and project-based work.
B2B blog content · SaaS documentation · Landing page copy · SEO article packages · Ongoing content retainers
One-off 300-word pieces with no brief · Highly technical coding/dev docs
I have years of working experience with international clients across Europe, North America, and Asia — adapting to different time zones, editorial standards, and brand voices without missing a beat.
Where I’ve done the work
- Write long-form blog articles, knowledge-base docs, and launch copy for a monday.com B2B consultancy serving various clients.
- Collaborate with the marketing team on content strategy and brand voice.
- Deliver 4–12 polished pieces per month with consistently minimal revision requests.
- Built a niche automotive content site from scratch — content strategy, writing, SEO, and monetization, all solo.
- Achieved top-5 Google rankings (not current ranking) for multiple target keywords.
- Secured Amazon Associates and Google AdSense approvals.
- 1,800+ articles for 100+ clients across automotive, B2B, lifestyle, travel, and tech.
- 99% Job Success Score across 170+ completed projects.
- Notable long-term clients: Car From Japan (8 yrs), Be Amazed Media Ltd. (5 yrs), Ronique & Co. LLC (4 yrs), Strategically Digital Marketing Ltd.
What’s in my toolkit
The academic bit
Both degrees from IIUC gave me a foundation in how language works, like how to construct an argument, adapt register, and write for different readers. That turns out to be exactly what content writing needs.
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Let’s talk.
I’m currently available for new projects. If your content needs are steady, long-term, and you value reliability over churn, we’re probably a good fit.