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Hello !  I am Vishal singh  It’s a pleasure to meet you.

Thank you for your interest in me and my copywriting services. Here’s what I’m all about.

I have a experince of 2years in BPO sector , and i have just completed my digital marketing course from of
the best institue located in NCR. i have also done some intresting marketing chapters , like SEO
SMM , SMO .  right now i am working as freelancer .
about my education i have done my graduation from regular of delhi university .

My First Blog
This is my first blog and i wrote about holi festival how its celebrate in india ,
with some good images  , about food & drinks , and mentioned with some best quates  .

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