Lucas Marc-Martin

Independent web copywriter since 2019

I've been doing this job for over 6 years. If I started, it's because writing has always been more than a professional activity for me. It remains my favorite means of expression.

At the end of a pen or on the keyboard, words transform into living objects. Each key, each letter is a plastic ball to play with, like a skilled juggler manipulating his small round cymbals filled with dried beans.

Specialist in nothing, versatile in everything

I don't claim to be a specialist. Neither in juggling nor in any other field. My strength, my asset lies elsewhere, in my ability to transform myself into a writing chameleon.

This versatility is not achieved with a magic wand. It requires that essential quality to unearth uncertainties and bury ignorance under the fertile ground of knowledge: curiosity.

In my early days, I was unable to tie a sailor's knot. Well, I still don't know how to tie one with my own hands. But they explained several techniques in an article, step by step.

In my early days, the world of investment was completely unknown to me. Today, I have dozens of articles on real estate crowdfunding, PEA, ETFs, etc. to my credit.

In my early days, I didn't know what a social balance sheet was. Since then, I have written an entire website on this subject.

Curiosity, the ink of my pen, the energy of my keyboard

Every morning, when I open my office door, novelty awaits me. That's what I enjoy most about my job.

After thousands of articles (blog, news, in-depth) written and optimized, hundreds of product sheets, several websites, and many other productions (press releases, newsletters, etc.), this appetite for learning persists and remains insatiable.