Andrés O.

Writing several blog articles on foreign trade topics, following SEO parameters to promote content and position the client's website.

Más Reino Unido has become one of the most relevant and widely distributed Spanish-speaking media in Great Britain. It has a digital and print version and its edition is bi-weekly. I collaborated with this newspaper in two different ways:

First, I wrote articles that were published in the newspaper's editorial section. With these articles, I addressed social and cultural issues of the Spanish-speaking community in London, related to immigration and legal problems. To produce this content, I had to interview several people, act as a photographer, and edit the texts before sending them to the newspaper's director. Some of the topics were proposed by me and others assigned by the editorial staff.

On the other hand, due to the great reception of Espanish in London, our website's interviews were published every two weeks in the print version of Más, under the title "En Conversación", in the Opinion section of the newspaper.

Espanish in London was a website where we interviewed Spaniards residing in London, telling their experiences and lives. It was a personal project that became a reality thanks to the joint work of a couple of colleagues and friends. Our team created quality and original content that had a good reception on social media (the Facebook page has over 1,400 followers), within the Spanish-speaking community in London, and in some media outlets in Spain (360 Grados Press interviewed us to talk about the project).

As editor-in-chief, I was responsible for finding potential interviewees (after a while, they would contact us), organizing the team's schedule, conducting the interview in person, editing it, and publishing it on the website. Although we had a photographer, some of the photos were taken by me (all interviews include a portrait of the subject). When the interview was published on the website, I was responsible for creating a post on social media to increase its visibility. For a period of time, I was also the Community Manager on Facebook, along with another team member.