Top Talent like Belinda are on Pangea

Pangea, a YC company, connects companies with fractional talent. Fractional hiring allows companies to move faster and work with more specialized talent, while giving talent more flexibility and independence. If you are talent open to fractional work, apply here. If you’re a company looking for high-quality fractional talent, learn more here.

Belinda Estes

Copywriter • Content Marketing Manager • AL, US
Social Media Management
Blog Writing
Copywriting
Blog Marketing
Research
SEO
Creative Writing
Social Media Marketing
Writing
Available for hire fromNegotiable
The content writer of your dreams!
Hello, I'm a freelance writer with three years of experience under my belt. I've always been passionate about writing and helping others. I love that I've found a way to combine them and make it my career. I am also a student at Full Sail University studying game design. I expect to graduate this year in November. This also gives me experience with Technical topics like Unity, programming, Unreal Engine, and more. I am also a stay-at-home mom. Which gives me impeccable time management skills, communication skills, as well as empathy, and compassion. I cant wait to help you create the perfect content!

Projects

How to Boost Your immune System

Our immune systems help keep us healthy and defend our bodies when we come into contact with pathogens. With flu season in full swing, it's a great time to boost your immune system. We'll show you how our immune system works and how to keep it healthy. So get comfortable and keep reading with us. How Does Our Immune System Work? Your immune system's job is to protect the body from harmful substances called antigens. Antigens can be any kind of foreign substance to your body including: Germs Chemicals Drugs Foreign particles (i.e. splinters) Germs are usually proteins found on the surface of cells. These can include bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Certain germs will only make you ill the first time you come into contact with them, mostly childhood illnesses like chicken pox. There are two subsystems within the immune system that are closely linked and work together whenever an antigen is detected. These are known as the innate and adaptive immune systems. The innate, or non-specific, immune system defends the body against harmful germs and substances using cells called Phagocytes. These cells "eat" any foreign substances that enter the body. The innate immune system is the immune system you are born with. Besides the eater cells, it also uses barriers to keep antigens from entering your day in the first place. Some of these barriers include: Cough reflex Enzymes in tears and skin Mucus Skin Stomach acid The adaptive, or specific, immune system makes antibodies that fight germs that the body has previously come into contact with. Because of this, you may hear this system referred to as the "learned" immune system. The adaptive system can also fight bacteria or viruses that change over time, like the flu. The adaptive immune system develops over time as it's exposed to antigens. This is what allows it to build a defense against that specific antigen. The immune system also includes white blood cells and chemicals and proteins in the blood...See More

TOP 5 SKILLS FOR BEGINNING ENTREPRENEURS

Building a business is an exciting prospect; making your own hours, doing work you’re passionate about, working from home, and being your own boss are all amazing potential perks. But without the right foundation to build on your business structure may end up falling. That’s why it’s critical that beginning entrepreneurs learn these foundational skills early on. No matter how talented you are in your chosen field if you don’t have these top 5 entrepreneurial skills your business won’t get very far. But don’t fret, that’s why I put together this short guide to help you get on the right track to building a thriving business! Time-Management Skills An entrepreneur has million-and-one things to do in a typical day. Especially when running a small business, or working as a freelancer. Sometimes it may seem like we don’t have enough hands or hours in the day. That’s why time- management is the number one skill for entrepreneurs and freelancers to have, especially when working from home. This skill is easy to learn especially if you can set a routine. There are several tools you can use to help you keep your time management skills sharp, and your productivity on point. Use a monthly calendar to write out and plan your monthly goals. Then use a planner or journal to break those goals down into weekly steps. Use a daily method like time blocking or task batching to help you stay productive daily. If you’re not familiar with these terms I have a great article on them here. Financial Skills For freelancers and small business owners alike, financial skills are the name of the game. After all, one of the main reasons you chose to start this business was probably to increase your financial freedom. Financial skills include budgeting for expenses, equipment upgrades, marketing and advertising, and keeping any necessary licenses and insurance current. Not to mention keeping track of your business bank accounts, paying employees and yourself, and saving for a rainy...See More

TIME-MANAGEMENT FOR FREELANCERS

Before I started freelancing, I was working two jobs working anywhere between 12-18 hours a day. While I was working those jobs the most important skill I had was time-management. After all, I had to be able to shower, clean the house, eat and sleep all in 4-5 hours. Not to mention I worked in fast-paced environments, so time management was essential to complete every task before the end of my shift. otherwise wouldn’t be able to leave on time and id be late for my next job, or for picking up my son. But once I permanently quit punching a time clock I realized something. This new situation would require a different set of time management skills. There are no unhappy customers unless you want to count a cranky 3-year-old and gassy infant. There’s no boss that wants a task done right this instant, again unless you count the tiny tantrums while im refilling sippy cups. I enjoyed the freedom to work whenever and where ever I wanted. It felt exhilarating, almost like breaking some rule about what work should be. With this freedom came the mindset that oh I can take care of this later while I do this. It may not sound very detrimental, but pushing off tasks eventually builds up. I would find myself running out of time to do school assignments, or scrambling to meet my quota for the website I work with. So then I would find myself flip-flopping between writing articles and completing school assignments. Meanwhile, the housework would start piling up. It was a vicious cycle causing stress, anxiety, and problems within my marriage. It took me a long time, and a lot of energy to finally find a method that worked for me. Which is why I wanted to talk a bit more in-depth about how I manage my time as a freelancer. TIME-BLOCKING If you read my last blog post, if you haven’t you can here, you saw that I touched a bit on this subject already. This time I want to go a bit deeper into the subject and how I use it in my own time management method. Time management...See More

Work History

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My Blog

At Home With Nicole I run a blog to help stay-at-home parents start their own freelancing businesses. It also serves to help current freelancing parents balance their work with their personal lives successfully.
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Freelance Blogger

The Hoth- White Label SEO Service I write SEO-centered blogs for clients in a variety of niches. I both edit my own work and work with a team of editors. These blog posts range from 500 to 5000 words to be completed in 24 hours or less.
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Freelance Writer

UpworkI take on independent clients that post their projects. I pitch my ideas to help them fulfill their needs and propose milestones of the project.
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Social Media Manager

At Home With Nicole I manage social media pages for my blog to create a sense of community. I have had great success in growing them, particularly the Facebook page and Pinterest.

Education

Full Sail University

Bachelor's Degree, Game DesignFeb 2020

How Pangea Works

Effortlessly discover top talent

We’ve distilled the candidate search from endless hours down to just a few minutes. Using Pangea’s AI-powered search tools, you can find top fractional talent able to take on your next project. Our system looks at your company’s niche and your needs to find the perfect match faster than any traditional hiring platform.

Start working with talent today

The top talent on Pangea is ready to get started with you right now. You can message or hire a candidate right from their profile page and start assigning work as soon as they respond. And the best part? Pangea’s fractional contract structure lets you start small and ramp up as your needs change, keeping your costs manageable and your team’s capabliities flexible.

Track work and invoices in one place

Assign tasks, track progress, and complete invoices all on Pangea. We’ve combined every part of the hiring process into one platform to eliminate the miscommunication that’s unavoidable on other freelance platforms. We even send out 1099s to your contractors at the end of the year!

Talk with a Talent Expert

Members of our team are available to help you speed through the hiring process.
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The content writer of your dreams!
Hello, I'm a freelance writer with three years of experience under my belt. I've always been passionate about writing and helping others. I love that I've found a way to combine them and make it my career. I am also a student at Full Sail University studying game design. I expect to graduate this year in November. This also gives me experience with Technical topics like Unity, programming, Unreal Engine, and more. I am also a stay-at-home mom. Which gives me impeccable time management skills, communication skills, as well as empathy, and compassion. I cant wait to help you create the perfect content!

Talk with a Talent Expert

Members of our team are available to help you speed through the hiring process.
Available Now
Book a Call

Top Talent like Belinda are on Pangea

Pangea, a YC company, connects companies with fractional talent. Fractional hiring allows companies to move faster and work with more specialized talent, while giving talent more flexibility and independence. If you are talent open to fractional work, apply here. If you’re a company looking for high-quality fractional talent, learn more here.

Belinda Estes

Copywriter • Content Marketing Manager • AL, US
Social Media Management
Blog Writing
Copywriting
Blog Marketing
Research
SEO
Creative Writing
Social Media Marketing
Writing
Available for hire fromNegotiable

Projects

How to Boost Your immune System

Our immune systems help keep us healthy and defend our bodies when we come into contact with pathogens. With flu season in full swing, it's a great time to boost your immune system. We'll show you how our immune system works and how to keep it healthy. So get comfortable and keep reading with us. How Does Our Immune System Work? Your immune system's job is to protect the body from harmful substances called antigens. Antigens can be any kind of foreign substance to your body including: Germs Chemicals Drugs Foreign particles (i.e. splinters) Germs are usually proteins found on the surface of cells. These can include bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Certain germs will only make you ill the first time you come into contact with them, mostly childhood illnesses like chicken pox. There are two subsystems within the immune system that are closely linked and work together whenever an antigen is detected. These are known as the innate and adaptive immune systems. The innate, or non-specific, immune system defends the body against harmful germs and substances using cells called Phagocytes. These cells "eat" any foreign substances that enter the body. The innate immune system is the immune system you are born with. Besides the eater cells, it also uses barriers to keep antigens from entering your day in the first place. Some of these barriers include: Cough reflex Enzymes in tears and skin Mucus Skin Stomach acid The adaptive, or specific, immune system makes antibodies that fight germs that the body has previously come into contact with. Because of this, you may hear this system referred to as the "learned" immune system. The adaptive system can also fight bacteria or viruses that change over time, like the flu. The adaptive immune system develops over time as it's exposed to antigens. This is what allows it to build a defense against that specific antigen. The immune system also includes white blood cells and chemicals and proteins in the blood...

TOP 5 SKILLS FOR BEGINNING ENTREPRENEURS

Building a business is an exciting prospect; making your own hours, doing work you’re passionate about, working from home, and being your own boss are all amazing potential perks. But without the right foundation to build on your business structure may end up falling. That’s why it’s critical that beginning entrepreneurs learn these foundational skills early on. No matter how talented you are in your chosen field if you don’t have these top 5 entrepreneurial skills your business won’t get very far. But don’t fret, that’s why I put together this short guide to help you get on the right track to building a thriving business! Time-Management Skills An entrepreneur has million-and-one things to do in a typical day. Especially when running a small business, or working as a freelancer. Sometimes it may seem like we don’t have enough hands or hours in the day. That’s why time- management is the number one skill for entrepreneurs and freelancers to have, especially when working from home. This skill is easy to learn especially if you can set a routine. There are several tools you can use to help you keep your time management skills sharp, and your productivity on point. Use a monthly calendar to write out and plan your monthly goals. Then use a planner or journal to break those goals down into weekly steps. Use a daily method like time blocking or task batching to help you stay productive daily. If you’re not familiar with these terms I have a great article on them here. Financial Skills For freelancers and small business owners alike, financial skills are the name of the game. After all, one of the main reasons you chose to start this business was probably to increase your financial freedom. Financial skills include budgeting for expenses, equipment upgrades, marketing and advertising, and keeping any necessary licenses and insurance current. Not to mention keeping track of your business bank accounts, paying employees and yourself, and saving for a rainy...

TIME-MANAGEMENT FOR FREELANCERS

Before I started freelancing, I was working two jobs working anywhere between 12-18 hours a day. While I was working those jobs the most important skill I had was time-management. After all, I had to be able to shower, clean the house, eat and sleep all in 4-5 hours. Not to mention I worked in fast-paced environments, so time management was essential to complete every task before the end of my shift. otherwise wouldn’t be able to leave on time and id be late for my next job, or for picking up my son. But once I permanently quit punching a time clock I realized something. This new situation would require a different set of time management skills. There are no unhappy customers unless you want to count a cranky 3-year-old and gassy infant. There’s no boss that wants a task done right this instant, again unless you count the tiny tantrums while im refilling sippy cups. I enjoyed the freedom to work whenever and where ever I wanted. It felt exhilarating, almost like breaking some rule about what work should be. With this freedom came the mindset that oh I can take care of this later while I do this. It may not sound very detrimental, but pushing off tasks eventually builds up. I would find myself running out of time to do school assignments, or scrambling to meet my quota for the website I work with. So then I would find myself flip-flopping between writing articles and completing school assignments. Meanwhile, the housework would start piling up. It was a vicious cycle causing stress, anxiety, and problems within my marriage. It took me a long time, and a lot of energy to finally find a method that worked for me. Which is why I wanted to talk a bit more in-depth about how I manage my time as a freelancer. TIME-BLOCKING If you read my last blog post, if you haven’t you can here, you saw that I touched a bit on this subject already. This time I want to go a bit deeper into the subject and how I use it in my own time management method. Time management...

Work History

A

My Blog

At Home With Nicole I run a blog to help stay-at-home parents start their own freelancing businesses. It also serves to help current freelancing parents balance their work with their personal lives successfully.
T

Freelance Blogger

The Hoth- White Label SEO Service I write SEO-centered blogs for clients in a variety of niches. I both edit my own work and work with a team of editors. These blog posts range from 500 to 5000 words to be completed in 24 hours or less.
U

Freelance Writer

UpworkI take on independent clients that post their projects. I pitch my ideas to help them fulfill their needs and propose milestones of the project.
A

Social Media Manager

At Home With Nicole I manage social media pages for my blog to create a sense of community. I have had great success in growing them, particularly the Facebook page and Pinterest.

Education

Full Sail University

Bachelor's Degree, Game DesignFeb 2020

How Pangea Works

Effortlessly discover top talent

We’ve distilled the candidate search from endless hours down to just a few minutes. Using Pangea’s AI-powered search tools, you can find top fractional talent able to take on your next project. Our system looks at your company’s niche and your needs to find the perfect match faster than any traditional hiring platform.

Start working with talent today

The top talent on Pangea is ready to get started with you right now. You can message or hire a candidate right from their profile page and start assigning work as soon as they respond. And the best part? Pangea’s fractional contract structure lets you start small and ramp up as your needs change, keeping your costs manageable and your team’s capabliities flexible.

Track work and invoices in one place

Assign tasks, track progress, and complete invoices all on Pangea. We’ve combined every part of the hiring process into one platform to eliminate the miscommunication that’s unavoidable on other freelance platforms. We even send out 1099s to your contractors at the end of the year!

Talk with a Talent Expert

Members of our team are available to help you speed through the hiring process.
Available Now
Book a Call
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