The cover letter is your first chance to make a good impression on your potential employer. It’s the place where you can tell a story about yourself so that the hiring manager who reviews your application will be able to see you as more than just another candidate.
But what’s the best way to craft a cover letter for Upwork?
In this book, we’ll walk you through several examples of Upwork cover letters that have been successful for our clients, so that you can see how others have done it.
You’ll learn how each example accomplishes the same goals: it lets us know who the applicant is, why they’re qualified for the job, and why they’d be a good fit with our team.
We’ll also talk about what makes each example unique—what makes them stand out from other applicants—and how that helps draw attention to their profile.
And at the end of this book, we’ll give you some tips on how you can write an effective cover letter yourself!
The Book Has 150 Samples Cover Letter On Each Of The Following Jobs
Business Writing
-Creating and editing content for the company website
-Writing emails to clients, vendors, and other professionals
-Writing marketing material, such as website copy and blog posts
-Writing product descriptions for products sold on the company’s ecommerce store
Career Coaching
-Helping employees with job search strategies and tips on how to network effectively with others in their field of interest
-Providing career counseling services for new hires and existing employees who want guidance on how to move up within the company
Content Writing
The Content Writer will be responsible for creating content for a digital marketing strategy that relates specifically to the client’s products or services. This can include web copy, email marketing campaigns, social media posts, blog posts and more.
Copywriting
– Writing compelling and engaging content that speaks to the audience and drives results.
– Working with a team to ensure the copy is on-brand and consistent.
– Making sure copy is error-free before it goes out.
Creative Writing
– Writing great content that people want to read, including blog posts, articles, and more.
Editing & Proofreading job entails:
– Editing content for grammar and spelling errors, as well as inconsistencies in tone or focus.
Editing & Proofreading
dealing with the correction of texts to ensure that they are grammatically correct, consistent, clear and concise.
Ghostwriting
– Working with a client to come up with an outline and rough draft, and then develop the final product.
– Writing in the first person (as if you are the author) or in third person (as if you are an observer).
Grant Writing
– Researching, writing, and submitting grant applications for non-profit organizations.
Technical Writing job entails
– Writing instructions for products, procedures, or systems.
Technical Writing
– Writing documentation for software programs or computer systems.
Writing Tutoring job entails:
– Helping clients improve their writing skills through one-on-one tutoring sessions.
Writing Tutoring
-Teaching English to students who need help with their grammar, punctuation and sentence structure.
-Developing a curriculum that is customized to each student’s needs and goals.
-Working with parents to make sure the student is on track with the coursework and prepared for their next assessment.
Ready To Get Started?
Let’s face it: writing a cover letter can be hard. You want to make a good impression, but you also want to show off your skills and make sure that you’re getting the job done right.
That’s why we wrote this book—so that you can get everything you need in one place. We’ll walk you through how to write an awesome cover letter, from the first draft to the final draft.
Our book is packed with examples of real Upwork cover letters that have helped our readers get their dream jobs. We’ll talk about what makes each one work so well, so that when it comes time for you to write one yourself, you know exactly what to do.
If you’re ready for this challenge, then click “buy now” and let us help!
