clark cayer
Location: North Carolina, United States
Clark is an independent SEO content writer and editor, currently serving as the Chief Editor of CS2 Pulse. Through his work at CS2 Pulse, Clark combines his passion for gaming, love of writing, and expertise in CS2 and crypto gambling. As Chief Editor, he ensures we publish only high-quality guides and reviews that are informative, transparent, and unbiased.
Experience
Clark is an independent SEO content writer with 7 years of experience as a journalist, blog manager, review writer, and SEO specialist. Throughout his career, Clark has worked with several of the largest publications and blogs covering CS2, including a successful writing career with EsportFire, managing the BitSkins blog, and managing CS2.FREE. Clark has overseen the publication of over 2,000 CS2-related articles and has personally written over 500. Alongside his writing, editing, and management career, Clark is an avid Counter-Strike enthusiast and started playing CS:GO when he was just 11 years old. With over 1600 hours in the game, Clark is certainly a CS2 veteran, but let’s just say his skill level may not match his writing and editing talent.
Responsibilities
Clark is responsible for overseeing all content published on CS2Pulse. As he puts it: “Every word on this site has gone through me. There’s a lot that goes into running a site as comprehensive as CS2Pulse, and I’ve found my way to be involved in every step of the way.” Clark helps guide the research and writing phases and manages all editing and formatting before we publish content for our readers. He also helps to ensure that our site reviews are completely unbiased, transparent, and (sometimes brutally) honest.
Frequently Asked Questions
How did you become a Chief Editor?
I started my career as a writer and dedicated myself to creating high-quality content. My writing success caught the eye of a few larger publications and sites, including BitSkins, which made me the manager of their blog. Since then, I’ve had a few titles for a few different companies: blog manager, SEO specialist, editor-in-chief, etc., but the premise has always been the same: guiding writers and producing high-quality, informative content.
What does the Chief Editor do?
I do a bit of everything. It starts with coming up with topic ideas, fielding topic ideas from our writers, and doing research. Once I approve a topic, I help the writer with whatever they may need through the process, whether that be researching, outlining the article’s format, or finding images that enhance the content. Once the writer finishes their part, they hand the article over to me, and I read through it completely, editing for clarity and converting a basic text document into the final product that you see on your screen.
What do you enjoy most about working for CS2Pulse?
It’s hard to pick one thing. For one, I appreciate the dedication that CS2Pulse has to its content. So many sites nowadays have become content farms, so it’s nice to work for a site that takes pride in producing content that is informative and actually helps its users. I also appreciate CS2Pulse’s transparency and genuineness. The site doesn’t feel corporate; it feels like a community of gamers that genuinely care about their work.
How good are you at CS2?
Pretty bad, actually. I have over 1600 hours, but my peak Premier rating is 12,600, and my best Competitive rank is Master Guardian 2. The highest rank I’ve ever had was Distinguished Master Guardian in Wingman.
Fun Facts
Articles Written: 500+
Total Hours Played: Over 1650 hours
Highest CSGO Rank Achieved: Distinguished Master Guardian
Favorite Map: Cobblestone
Least Favorite Map: Train
Gaming Gear:
Mouse: Logitech G502 Hero
Mouse Pad: Razer Gigantus V2 (XL)
Monitor: TUF Gaming 27″ QHD + MSI Optix G2412 23.8″ LCD
Headphones: HyperX Cloud III S Wireless
Keyboard: AULA F87 Wireless TKL
