My experience was a bit more conversational, rather than feeling like a set list of questions. Mostly standard exploration of marketing and copywriting experience, with some questions to test my growth potential and aspirations. Also lay aside some time for a more personal conversation.
What is your greatest strength?
When did you need to collaborate and how did you reach a great creative outcome.
The assignment: Create a landing page, a blog post, and a corresponding SEO meta data analysis for a pool installation company.
How would you go about your work?
What are the 5 pillars that you adhere to when you build a content strategy for a brand?
what are 3 factors you consider when you're writing email copy to boost conversions?
What inspires you to write?
I was asked about my experience, career aspirations, and what kind of pace I enjoy working at. There is a steep learning curve at Fusion, but they are transparent about it so no one is blindsided. They also had me do a writing exercise, which I found easy.
Can you tell us about a time that you overcame difficulties?
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