For the last 10+ years, I’ve made content marketing work. I’ve written 3,000+ blogs & 5,000+ social media & ad copies, 120+ website copies, 4 books on content & writing and developed content strategies for 150+ businesses.
Along the way, I’ve worked with 6 marketing agencies to help brands grow. I’ve also taught English at 2 universities and 3 learning centers, written 100+ ESL guides, and published a book to help students learn English on their own. My love for plants even inspired me to write a book on indoor gardening.
Today, being an experienced content marketer, my job is simple. I help dreams of every size grow into businesses that sell.
During this journey, I’ve watched hundreds of small businesses with great products go quiet online. Their owners knew their buyers better than any agency. They just didn’t know how to write for their audience. So I built WTC to hand them that skill for free.
When I’m away from my desk, I love talking to the plants on my balcony. I enjoy exploring new places, especially quiet, green ones. And whenever adventure calls, you’ll find me hitting the road on my bike.
Founder, Write to Convert
Milestones
10+
Years of experience
3,000+
Blog posts & articles
5,000+
Social media & ad copies
120+
Website copies
100+
ESL guides
6
Published books
When your words should teach and when they should sell, with simple templates for both.
The right tone and format for formal, informal and business letters, with ready samples.
Clear emails for work, school and everyday life, written to get a reply.
50+ business letters you can adapt and send, from requests to thank-you notes.
Easy weekly English lessons, with practice for each one.
A simple guide to choosing plants and keeping them alive.
Share your name, work and interests with easy, ready-to-use lines.
Ask the way, follow the answer and thank people with confidence.
Affiliate Disclosure
I earn royalties when you buy my books. If you purchase a book through an affiliate link, I may also earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Either way, all content on Write to Convert remains free for you to access, always.
Journey
I never tied myself to a single company. For years, I worked as a freelancer. Later, I joined marketing agencies, where I planned content for clients in very different fields.
One week it was a real estate firm. The next, a software startup or a travel agency. That mix taught me that every business needs the same thing from its words and that is growth. And the growth is defined either by brand value or revenue.
That’s why Write to Convert speaks to small, specific niches instead of one broad audience. You’ll find guides and cases written for businesses like yours.
Information Technology
Software and SaaS
Healthcare
Finance and Banking
Real Estate
Education
Hospitality
Travel and Tourism
Food and Beverage
Manufacturing
Construction and Infrastructure
E-commerce and Retail
Nonprofits and NGOs
Legal Services
Automotive
Beauty and Personal Care
Human Resources and Recruitment
Translation and Localization
These roles shaped the way I write.
Freelance Writer, Editor, and Translator
Article Analyst at a BPO Company
English Lecturer at 2 Universities
SEO Writer & ESL Instructor at ESL Advice
Content Writer & Strategist at Niche Ramp
Content Team Lead at Marketing Agencies
Content Marketer
Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Write to Convert
Learning
MA in English
At ULAB, I majored in literature and cultural studies. I explored how stories, media and ideas shape culture, how gender is written and read, and how to research a question and build a clear argument. My dissertation focused on feminist readings of Bangladeshi women’s literature.
BA (Honours) in English
At ASAUB, I built a strong base in English language and literature. I explored how language works, from sound and grammar to meaning, how to write clearly for academic and professional readers, and how writers across the centuries move the people who read them. I also led the English Club as its president.
HubSpot Academy
What I learnedHow to plan content around one buyer, reuse one idea in many formats, and measure what brings leads.
Google Digital Garage
What I learnedHow search, ads, email and analytics fit together, and how small businesses get found online.
LinkedIn Marketing Academy
What I learnedHow to pick an audience, set a campaign goal, and read the results before spending more.
Brain Station 23
What I learnedHow to spot common threats and protect devices, accounts and office spaces.
LinkedIn Learning
What I learnedHow to open a post with a line people stop for, and keep a clear, human voice.
Semrush Academy
What I learnedWhere AI speeds up research and drafts, and why a human still checks every claim.
Anthropic
What I learnedHow to give an AI assistant clear briefs and check its work instead of trusting it blindly.
Brain Station 23
What I learnedWhich privacy rules apply to digital assets, and how to share them without risk.
micro1
Why it was givenFor passing an AI-led interview that tested research, structure and editing for content writing.
BELTA, Eastern University and THT
What I learnedHow to keep learners active, which taught me to write lessons people actually finish.
ASA University Bangladesh
What I learnedHow voice, small details and rewriting turn a flat draft into one people feel.
Brain Station 23
What I learnedHow to help keep a workplace safe, respectful and fair for everyone in it.
Recommendations
Teachers, teammates and people I’ve led wrote these on LinkedIn. Drag the cards or use the arrows, and click any card to read the full note there.
Mission
Many great products lose sales every day. The product isn’t the problem. The words around it are. A writer or an agency can fix that, but not every business can afford one. And outside writers often miss what makes your business special.
I’ve worked with businesses for 10+ years, and one thing keeps showing up. Owners know their customers better than anyone. The hard part is turning that knowledge into an ad, an email or a sales page. That part can be learned. So instead of selling a writing service, I chose to teach the skill for free.
Each guide breaks a real task into clear steps you can follow. Each case shows how a small business used those steps and what happened next. My goal is simple. I want marketing writing to feel easy for everyone, not only for people with a big budget or a team.
That’s also why Write to Convert stays free. I don’t want to replace writers or agencies. I want to give you one more choice. Learn the basics, do more yourself and know what to ask for when you do need help. Every guide and case is free to read, today and always.
I plan to cover 771 businesses in 9 kinds of writing. From photographers and career coaches to IELTS tutors, each business gets step-by-step guides in all of them, plus real cases that show the results.
Short, clear ads that make people stop scrolling.
Turn what you know into posts people want to read.
Emails people open, read and answer.
Share your news in a shape reporters can use.
Flyers and signs that explain you at a glance.
Sales pages and proposals that help close the deal.
Posts that start conversations and grow a following.
Scripts that sound natural out loud.
Home and product pages that guide visitors to act.
Businesses
Contact
Stuck on a headline or a sales email? Send it over. I read every message and reply myself.
You can write to me about a guide or case you want to understand better. Or a draft that isn’t working yet. Or a niche you would like me to cover next.
Questions about my books are welcome too. If something on Write to Convert helped you, I would love to hear about that as well.
FAQ
I am, Niaj A A Khan. Write to Convert is my own project, and the story above shows how I got here.
Too many good small businesses struggle because they can’t afford marketing help. So I teach the skill, not sell the service, and owners can write their own words.
No, Write to Convert is a guide, not a writing service. I show you how, and you write it yourself.
Yes, every guide and case study is free to read. There is no sign-up and no paywall.
Small business owners, marketers, founders and new writers. Many readers also use English as a second language, so I keep the words simple.
Use the form above. I read every message and reply myself.
A guide or case you want to understand better, a draft that isn’t working yet, or a business you would like me to cover next.
Yes, please do. Most case studies come from emails my readers send me. I share them with permission and change the names.
Yes. Send it through the form above. I add new businesses and guides based on what readers ask for.
Join the email list and I will send you new resources as they go up.
