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Dozie Anyaegbunam
Content and Social Marketer - Strategist (WIP) - Writer - Father
Dozie Anyaegbunam is a seasoned content marketing professional with extensive experience in both B2C and B2B marketing.1 He is currently a Senior Managing Partner at Efikó Creatives Inc., where he supports the development and execution of content strategy for various brands.1
Dozie's career highlights include:
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Working as a Sr. Content & SEO Manager at UserGems, where he scaled the content production engine and grew organic traffic significantly.1
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Co-founding and leading the community for "Not Enough Writers".1
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Serving as the Digital Commerce Lead and Influence and Brand Advocacy Manager at Diageo, where he developed e-commerce strategies and managed influencer partnerships.1
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Co-founding and leading marketing for startups like Trybe Lifestyle Limited and Gidi Mobile.1
Dozie is also involved in several other roles, including:
- Founder and Host of The Newcomers Podcast1
- Grammarly Ambassador1
- Content creator for various brands such as SmartBlogger, Xperiencify, and Growthmentor1
His expertise lies in content strategy, SEO, social marketing, and community building. Dozie's approach to content marketing emphasizes building trust before focusing on revenue generation.2
Highlights
"I wish I enjoyed my time as a student a bit more."
Areej AbuAli, Founder of Women in Tech SEO, talks about something we immigrants sometimes gloss over. The tendency to pause everything else because we feel like we are on the clock.
We’ve got a deadline. We’ve got to get that Permanent Residency. We’ve got to get that citizenship.
And I don’t fault anyone. I’ve been guilty of this, too. Heck, I still am. But maybe every now and then, let's learn to take a pause. Breathe. Live.
Areej moved from Egypt to the United Kingdom as an international student. And she joins me on The Newcomers Podcast to chat about:
The advantages of immigrating as a student
Dealing with the pressure of switching from a student visa to a work visa
Dealing with the survival mentality that hits first-generation immigrants
Cultural shocks
Areej as a fresh-to-the-UK immigrant vs. Areej as an experienced immigrant, and more.
✅ Watch/Listen to the full episode with Areej on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, anywhere you get your podcasts, and Substack ("The Newcomers Podcast")
Links below in comments 🔗
“Everywhere I go, I’m a foreigner.”
I still can’t stop thinking about this statement by Nino Melikidze.
It perfectly captures an emotion immigrants struggle with - always feeling out of place.
Nino is an experienced immigrant. Her first experience with immigration was as a five-year-old.
Since then, she’s moved to the United States, Colombia, and now lives in Canada.
Nino joined me on the 6th episode of The Newcomers Podcast to talk about:
Why moving abroad is probably done best as a student
Dealing with cultural differences as you move across different countries
The exact moment she realized she wasn’t in the comfort of her home anymore
Dealing with the existential immigrant question - will I ever stop feeling like an immigrant?
Why fellow immigrants make the best friends and more.
Enjoy! #canada #immigration
