Mike Druttman
My Experience
I am currently the Head of Content at Wikitoro.org. With a career that beautifully intertwines marketing communications and business matching, I've dedicated decades to helping businesses articulate their stories compellingly and this is the same vision that I have for Wikitoro. My natural flair for writing has been an invaluable asset, enabling me to elevate the marketing communication (MarCom) projects of businesses across various industries, from high-tech to real estate.
A lifelong learner, I've pursued various courses to hone my skills. I hold diplomas in Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations from institutions like the CAM Foundation and the Chartered Institute of Marketing. Additionally, I've taken a course from John Bryce and I'm also certified in giving effective elevator pitches.
My Past Ventures
Before joining Wikitoro.org, my journey saw me deeply involved in marketing communications and copywriting. I've had the privilege of working with clients from the UK, France, Turkey, USA, UAE, South Africa, and Japan. My expertise isn't just limited to crafting compelling narratives; I've also ventured into business matching, particularly between Japan and other countries, helping businesses identify and optimize innovation opportunities.
Highlights of My Expertise
- Marketing Communications: Over the years, I've worked on a plethora of MarCom projects, ranging from websites to video scripts and exhibition displays.
- Business Matching: My recent endeavors include founding KEYZUNA, a business matching agency that bridges the gap between Japanese businesses and innovations from other countries.
- Diverse Industry Experience: Whether it's high-tech, medical tech, security, agriculture, or hospitality, I've penned narratives that resonate.
Latest Contributions
The minimum amount required to invest in the S&P 500 index (SPX500) on eToro is $1,000. It's important to distinguish this from the 'minimum deposit', which refers to the smallest amount you can add t...
01/21/25 | By Mike Druttman
Introduction Embarking on your eToro trading adventure begins with your initial deposit. Grasping the nuances of deposit methods is crucial for understanding the platform and its offerings in CFD trad...
01/21/25 | By Mike Druttman
Yes, you can use PayPal with eToro. Upon completing the necessary account verification, you can select this as a payment method for deposits. However, it's important to note that PayPal's availability...
01/21/25 | By Mike Druttman
Trading CFDs (Contracts for Difference) with eToro allows investors to speculate on the price movement of various financial assets without owning the underlying asset. eToro offers a user-friendly pla...
01/12/25 | By Mike Druttman
Setting the Stage If you're here, chances are you're seeking detailed information about eToro's spreads. Fortunately, you've come to the right place. In this guide, I will cover all the essential deta...
01/12/25 | By Mike Druttman
Intro The Stop Loss feature on eToro is a crucial instrument for traders, designed to mitigate losses in unfavorable market conditions. To ensure you can effectively utilize this tool, I have thorough...
01/12/25 | By Mike Druttman
Leverage is more than just a buzzword in the trading world; it's a strategic approach where an investor, like you, can invest in financial products using borrowed funds from a broker, such as eToro. T...
01/12/25 | By Mike Druttman
A Must-Have App for eToro Traders As a smartphone user, you're likely equipped with all the essential apps for messaging, shopping, banking, and social networking. But have you considered adding tradi...
01/12/25 | By Mike Druttman
My Verdict The decision to choose eToro should be based on individual trading needs and preferences. Its social trading platform and ease of use make it an excellent choice for beginners and those int...
01/12/25 | By Mike Druttman
Majority of the fees that eToro charges are on the low side for most of its supported financial instruments. In fact, if you decide to trade real stocks, there's 0% commission, which means you won't i...
01/12/25 | By Mike Druttman