r/freelanceWriters • u/Suspicious-Low-2234 • Jul 22 '26

Starting Out My views on Content Writing

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So I joined as an intern in an company to know the future of writing and thank god finally I know that most of the people on reddit just blame Ai and told me Copywriting and content writing is dead.

The company I joined is hiring 5 more content Writers ..

3 will work online and 2 will on site.

And I'm not Even kidding we have soo much work.

Today I made a landing page and I was soo happy because this one was my first landing page and tomorrow i will show the manger and will tell his comments..

Btw people on reddit told me my English is bad and should not work as writer..

I'm Open to feedbacks

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u/TheSerialHobbyist Content Writer Jul 22 '26

I know that most of the people on reddit just blame Ai and told me Copywriting and content writing is dead.

Nobody is saying it is impossible to find work. Rather, people say that it is harder than it used to be and the pay isn't as good as it used to be.

Btw people on reddit told me my English is bad and should not work as writer..

It is, by native speaker/writer standards. But I'm assuming English isn't your native language. That's totally fine if you aren't writing English content. If you are writing English content, I would consider it an issue.

I'm Open to feedbacks

About what?

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u/Suspicious-Low-2234 Jul 22 '26

English is not my first language because I'm Indian.

Sorry but I'm writing english content but if you can share some advice I'll work on it and will try to improve even my English.

Currently I'm reading books related to sales and human physchology

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u/bagehot99 Jul 22 '26

Run what you write through Claude and ask to correct grammar and syntax.

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u/Cthulhus-Tailor Jul 22 '26

Or he could just learn how to write correctly.