Ibeh Amarachi N

15/01/2025

How is it going today?

11/01/2025

https://ibehamarachi.carrd.co

Ibeh Amarachi

10/01/2025

https://ibehamarachi.carrd.co/

Ibeh Amarachi

09/01/2025

Sales is a game of numbers
Make sure more eyes see your offer this year 📌

08/01/2025

Dear business owner
Have you set up a billboard yet?
If yes, then how daring and audacious is it?

How confident is your messeging?

If you are not sure your messeging is right, dm let's brainstorm great ideas together

Ibeh Amarachi N Growth Partner

05/01/2025

Yes, We do!

04/01/2025

Dear entrepreneur, you need to market your product/service on social media.

02/01/2025

Happy New Year To Every Freelancer and Business owner 🎊

Cheers to greater heights in 2025 🥂🌶

01/01/2025

Happy new year 🎊🎊

31/12/2024

On today's episode of proper communication

Wrong: "The company is 'currently undergoing' a merger and will announce the details soon."

Correct: "The company is 'undergoing' a merger and will announce the details soon."

Misused phrase: "Currently undergoing" (often misused to add emphasis, when in fact the word "currently" is unnecessary and can make the sentence sound wordy)

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30/12/2024

On today's episode of proper communication

Wrong: "The company will 'lay off' 100 employees due to restructuring."

Correct: "The company will 'let go' or 'make redundant' 100 employees due to restructuring."

Misused word: "Lay off" (often misused to mean "to fire" or "to terminate", when in fact it specifically refers to a temporary or seasonal suspension of work)

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29/12/2024

On today's episode of proper communication

Wrong: "The manager will 'oversee' the project and 'facilitate' the team's decisions."

Correct: "The manager will 'oversee' the project and 'facilitate' discussions, but the team will make the decisions."

Misused word: "Facilitate" (often misused to mean "to make decisions" or "to dictate", when in fact it means to help or assist a process or discussion)

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28/12/2024

Hey freelancers!

Did you know that CONTENT is pronounced as _Kohn-tent_? Not, _Kahnt-ent_?

And, have you been saying COPYRIGHT as _Kop-ee-right_? It's actually _Kop-ee-right_!

Let's get it right!

Another one is, CREATIVE is pronounced as _Kree-uh-tiv_? Not, _Kreh-uh-tiv_?

I hope this helps you sound more confident and professional in your freelance career!

Cheers! Ibeh Amarachi N

27/12/2024

On today's episode of proper communication

Wrong: "I'm excited to 'onboard' new clients and help them achieve their goals."

Correct: "I'm excited to 'bring on board' new clients and help them achieve their goals."

Misused word: "Onboard" (often misused as a verb, when in fact the correct phrase is "bring on board", which means to welcome or introduce someone to a team or organization)

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25/12/2024

On today's episode of proper communication

Wrong: "I'm a freelancer with expertise in 'content writing', 'copywriting', and 'blogging'... I can 'hone in' on your brand's voice and tone."

Correct: "I'm a freelancer with expertise in 'content writing', 'copywriting', and 'blogging'... I can 'home in' on your brand's voice and tone."

Misused phrase: "Hone in" (often misused to mean "to focus in on something", when in fact the correct phrase is "home in", which means to move towards a target or goal)

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24/12/2024

Hey freelancers!

Did you know that ANALYTICS is pronounced as _An-uh-li-tiks_? Not, _An-uh-li-tiks_?

And, have you been saying OPTIMIZATION as _Op-ti-mee-zay-shun_? It's actually _Op-ti-muh-zay-shun_!

Let's get it right!

Another one is, PRODUCTIVITY is pronounced as _Pro-duk-tiv-uh-tee_? Not, _Pro-duk-tiv-i-tee_?

I hope this helps you sound more confident and professional in your freelance career!

Cheers! Ibeh Amarachi N

23/12/2024

On today's episode of proper communication 🫶

Wrong: "I'm a professional freelancer with 5 years of experience, and I'm looking for a 'gig' that will utilize my skills."

Correct: "I'm a professional freelancer with 5 years of experience, and I'm looking for a 'project' that will utilize my skills."

Misused word: "Gig" (often misused to refer to any freelance work, when in fact it typically refers to a short-term or one-off engagement)

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