Data Entry, Transcription

As a Facebook Ads Specialist, I was responsible for creating, managing, and optimizing Facebook ad campaigns to drive business growth and revenue. I worked closely with the marketing team to develop targeted ad strategies, create engaging ad content, and monitor campaign performance.

When I started running TikTok ads, I was excited to tap into the platform's massive user base and engage with the younger generation. The initial response was promising, with decent ad engagement rates and some decent conversions. As the months went on, I faced some challenges with ad creative. I found that static images didn't perform well on TikTok, and I had to adapt to using short-form videos, which was a new skill for me. I also struggled to find the right balance between brand awareness and conversion-driven ads.

As I began working on data entry tasks, I quickly realized that it was more challenging than I anticipated. The work required attention to detail, accuracy, and speed. I had to learn how to navigate different software programs, follow specific guidelines, and meet tight deadlines. I worked with various data entry tools and software, such as Excel, Google Sheets, and proprietary databases. Some of these tools were user-friendly, while others required more time and effort to learn. My primary responsibilities included entering data into spreadsheets, databases, or other software systems. I also had to perform tasks like data cleaning, formatting, and validation. Additionally, I had to ensure data accuracy and completeness by following established guidelines and protocols.

When I started my transcription job, I was excited to learn new skills and work on a variety of projects. I was eager to improve my typing speed, accuracy, and language skills. As I began working on transcription projects, I quickly realized that it was more challenging than I anticipated. The work required attention to detail, accuracy, and speed. I had to learn how to navigate different software programs, follow specific guidelines, and meet tight deadlines. I worked with various transcription software and tools, such as Express Scribe, Otter, and Microsoft Word. Some of these tools were user-friendly, while others required more time and effort to learn. My primary responsibilities included transcribing audio or video files into written text. I had to listen carefully to the audio or video, typing out what was being said. I also had to edit and proofread my transcripts to ensure accuracy and completeness.