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Tang Kai Long

22 Mar 2021

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What are some of the most in-demand skills in today's industry?

Okay maybe except programming - I know that already. hais, am not made with a programming brain. those lines of code are out for blood - I CANT DEAL. I have been told copywriting is a very valuable skillsets, which comforts me a lot knowing how I have practically dedicated my entire career to writing.

What are some other most in-demand skills right now, considering the whole covid situation?

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Chris

22 Mar 2021

Owner and Writer at Tortoisemoney.com

Hmm, perhaps a skill that many associate with copywriting is some form of marketing? I understand you likely already have background in SEO, hence an expansion to social media marketing: Facebook Ads, Google Ads, E-mail Marketing etc might be an area you wish to expand in.

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