Web copywriter job at WSI Dubai, UAE February 10, 2007
Posted by Farrukh Naeem at copywriterjournalist.com in : Advertising, Advertising in Dubai, Advertising in the UAE, Copywriter job, Copywriting, Copywriting vacancy, Jobs in advertising, Marketing , trackbackCreative advertising copywriters looking for a job in Dubai or UAE - here’s an interesting Web Copywriter vacancy in the Dubai office of WSI, ranked the #1 Internet Services Business in the world by Entrepreneur magazine.
Here’s what they have told me they are looking for:
Web Copywriter job profile
The Web Copywriter would responsible for the editorial development of Search Engine Marketing campaigns. This includes writing keyword rich and marketable titles, descriptions, Web content, articles, and news releases.
Web Copywriter skills needed
Candidates must have a strong interest in search engine marketing, enjoy internet research and demonstrate solid writing skills. A basic knowledge of HTML is preferable. Also, strong learning skills are a must, as the company will be providing a full learning program covering writing for the web in general, and for search engine marketing in specific. As this is an entry level position, they do not require long experience record. Fresh graduates are welcome to apply. Main language is English, but being bilingual (+Arabic) would get you extra points.
Interested?
Rush your CVs to copywriter@ezwsinet.com
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I would present myself soon.
Go for it, Georgekutty!
farrukh
Hi Farrukh,
Nice to see your Blog. Sharp concise and creatively done. Keep it up.
People call me Abraham. It has been barely 45 days since i landed in Qatar. Being a copywriter myself i am in a cultural shock. I believe you know, why? There’s hardly any serious copywriting happening here. I am simply stagnating here. As a copywriter yourself you can relate with me. By now you would have guessed as to what i am trying to hint at.
A few good leads in Dubai for a copy position with 3 years of experience in print media.
Please it’s a request.
Abraham as usual
Dear Abraham as usual,
Life in Dubai will surely be more interesting than in Qatar. And since you have already survived the cultural shock, what you feel in Dubai will be mild.
Of course, you’d have to appreciate and understand the cultural and market sensibilities like any other place even in the UAE.
Most of the top ad networks are here in the UAE - and they’re all available online I’d think. So go ahead and apply.
My post ‘Copywriting jobs in the UAE’ might be of value to you:
http://farrukh.wordpress.com/2006/01/31/copywriting-jobs-in-the-uae/
Best of luck,
farrukh
Yes life in Dubai is more interesting than in Qatar for advertising types.
Understanding the cultural and market sensibilities? Of who the Indians, Iranians, UAE’s, Westerners?
Bill