Clicking that link and filling out that form was nerve-wracking; it’s scary thinking you’re unqualified or not good enough, but I’m glad I went through it. Otherwise, I wouldn’t be writing this blog. I had recently gotten out of a bad internship, and I was happy I did because I would’ve never found EcoLink had I stayed at the other internship.
This was a pivotal experience in my life; it was both fun and educational, and, in my experience, you don’t hear very that often. I had never specifically done digital marketing; some minimal advertising at my previous internships, but I’d learned a few key concepts that would help if I were to create my own business or startup.
The internship was conducted efficiently and quickly – we completed the full 8 weeks with perfect timing. Some hiccups came up here and there, such as weekly team meetings getting delayed, but I didn’t mind; it was more time for work I needed to catch up on. I wouldn’t change anything about the actual experience itself, but a few things we were working on, such as the Internship Portal, could have been better.
Carolyn, my boss, was helpful and always there on time for business days. Any time I had a question I didn’t feel apprehensive or nervous about emailing her and her fast response time was incredible. The company had changed its structure recently; they had switched from storing/selling chemicals to drop shipping them, and Carolyn explained all these changes clearly and concisely so I never felt confused about the work I was given.
EcoLink, and, more precisely, Carolyn went out of their way to inform the interns about the specifications of the company. The experiences EcoLink had gone through were unique, changing from a more physical aspect to digitizing and automating a lot of the process, even allowing some of us to work remotely!
My favorite part of the internship would be all the blog posts. Although I’m a computer science/software engineering student, I’ve always had a passion for writing. I think of it as a great way to express your ideas and let them run free, and I’m also a quick learner so the blog posts brought the best of both worlds together. I would research many topics (for example surfactants) and learn all about them. If you like learning new, cool things, you won’t be disappointed with interning at EcoLink.
This internship definitely isn’t for everyone, but if you like advertising and would consider yourself outgoing, you will thrive. You certainly won’t be hurt by applying, so it’s always worth a shot. If I could change anything about the internship, I’d like for the meetings to start earlier, and on a different day, but that’s mostly just because I am on EST and we has interns in CST & PT. Other than the meetings, you are able to work on your own schedule; just don’t forget to list your hours on your timesheet!
All in all, my time at EcoLink wasn’t something I can describe in just one word, but it was incredibly positive, and EcoLink and I both gained something from each other. The company got help in preparing their new website bulkchemicals2go.com, and I gained a new perspective on how the internet works.
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/in Solvents/by Industrial DegreasersEcolink LPA 142 solvent is a high purity solvent that is a mixture of hydrotreated isoparaffins and naphthenics, which is used in a variety of industries including metal working, agriculture, chemical processing, industrial cleaning, polishing, adhesives, and more. Due to recent hurricanes and tropical storms, there has been a disruption in the supply chain, and there is currently a shortage of LPA142 solvent in the United States. However, if you are in need of this chemical solvent, Ecolink has high purity LPA 142 solvent in stock and ready to ship here. If you are in need of LPA 142 solvent, or other chemical solvents, you can trust Ecolink to provide you with a high quality product and expert knowledge for an affordable price!
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What Does ACS Grade Mean?
/in Industrial Degreasers/by Industrial DegreasersIf you are looking into high purity chemicals you have probably wondered, what does ACS grade mean? The ACS or American Chemical Society sets purity standards for chemicals and solvents, requiring the highest grade chemicals to be at least 95% pure. To say that a chemical is ACS grade means that it meets this high standard where the level of purity is equal to or greater than 95%. This high grade of chemical is also known as a reagent and is required for most medical or pharmaceutical purposes. One product that requires ACS grade chemicals for production is hand sanitizer. In light of the coronavirus pandemic, many manufacturers have turned to produce hand sanitizers to increase availability and stock. The FDA and WHO have set formula guidelines for hand sanitizer manufacturers to follow when producing hand sanitizer for resale. One requirement is high purity or ACS grade alcohol in addition to Glycerine 99.7%.
What products and processes require ACS grade chemicals and solvents?
What does ACS grade mean, and where can it be purchased?
Simply put, ACS grade chemicals meet or exceed the standard set by the American Chemical Society, to be at least 95% pure. By being equal to or greater than 95% pure, this means these chemicals contain 5% or less of organic impurities that make the chemicals unstable or unsuitable for medical and pharmaceutical use. If you are looking to purchase ACS grade chemicals like IPA, hydrogen peroxide, glycerine, or other chemical solvents, Ecolink can help. Ecolink is a trusted bulk provider of chemicals, who proudly provides high purity chemicals in an environmentally friendly manner, for an affordable price. Ecolink has the knowledge and experience to help you find the best high purity chemicals for your needs. Contact us today to learn more!
Hydrogen Peroxide Uses
/in Industrial Degreasers/by Industrial DegreasersSome common hydrogen peroxide uses include everything from first aid and personal care, to cleaning and disinfecting surfaces and high traffic areas. Hydrogen peroxide can be found in most household medicine cabinets, but also serves several purposes in activities and areas including laundry, gardening, pet needs, kitchens, and much more. No matter what industry or personal use, the main purpose hydrogen peroxide serves is to clean, disinfect, or bleach.
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Suraj’s Internship Experience
/in Interns/by Industrial DegreasersI definitely feel that my Digital Marketing Internship met my expectations. I was able to do everything that the description on Chegg detailed and more, all the while learning beneficial information on SEO and various e-commerce practices which I definitely see myself applying in the near future. This internship is all I could have asked for and more; I wouldn’t change anything about it if I were to manage it. Furthermore, I never found myself hesitating to ask Ms. Federhofer whenever I had questions or concerns, as she is very approachable. She was also very understanding as well, since she would be able to accommodate my hectic schedule when organizing meetings or delegating tasks. Right off the bat, the company’s goals and objectives were crystal-clear, which enabled me to go about completing assignments in a way that would represent the company’s best interest in the following weeks.
My Favorite & Least Favorite Parts of the Internship
My favorite part of the internship has to be the keyword research assignment, because it enabled me to unleash my creativity while learning a thing or two about how to assume the customer’s perspective. My least favorite part is probably writing the blogs on chemical products; I am usually fine with writing blogs, but it was very tedious since I don’t have much experience with chemistry. I definitely would recommend this internship to a friend, especially someone who is interested in the business or data science field. Through my weeks of work, I feel that I provided a fresh new perspective on how the company should go about rebranding itself, whether it be from the manner in which I wrote blogs or the content I created.
Mohammed’s Internship Experience
/in Interns/by Industrial DegreasersClicking that link and filling out that form was nerve-wracking; it’s scary thinking you’re unqualified or not good enough, but I’m glad I went through it. Otherwise, I wouldn’t be writing this blog. I had recently gotten out of a bad internship, and I was happy I did because I would’ve never found EcoLink had I stayed at the other internship.
This was a pivotal experience in my life; it was both fun and educational, and, in my experience, you don’t hear very that often. I had never specifically done digital marketing; some minimal advertising at my previous internships, but I’d learned a few key concepts that would help if I were to create my own business or startup.
The internship was conducted efficiently and quickly – we completed the full 8 weeks with perfect timing. Some hiccups came up here and there, such as weekly team meetings getting delayed, but I didn’t mind; it was more time for work I needed to catch up on. I wouldn’t change anything about the actual experience itself, but a few things we were working on, such as the Internship Portal, could have been better.
Carolyn, my boss, was helpful and always there on time for business days. Any time I had a question I didn’t feel apprehensive or nervous about emailing her and her fast response time was incredible. The company had changed its structure recently; they had switched from storing/selling chemicals to drop shipping them, and Carolyn explained all these changes clearly and concisely so I never felt confused about the work I was given.
EcoLink, and, more precisely, Carolyn went out of their way to inform the interns about the specifications of the company. The experiences EcoLink had gone through were unique, changing from a more physical aspect to digitizing and automating a lot of the process, even allowing some of us to work remotely!
My favorite part of the internship would be all the blog posts. Although I’m a computer science/software engineering student, I’ve always had a passion for writing. I think of it as a great way to express your ideas and let them run free, and I’m also a quick learner so the blog posts brought the best of both worlds together. I would research many topics (for example surfactants) and learn all about them. If you like learning new, cool things, you won’t be disappointed with interning at EcoLink.
This internship definitely isn’t for everyone, but if you like advertising and would consider yourself outgoing, you will thrive. You certainly won’t be hurt by applying, so it’s always worth a shot. If I could change anything about the internship, I’d like for the meetings to start earlier, and on a different day, but that’s mostly just because I am on EST and we has interns in CST & PT. Other than the meetings, you are able to work on your own schedule; just don’t forget to list your hours on your timesheet!
All in all, my time at EcoLink wasn’t something I can describe in just one word, but it was incredibly positive, and EcoLink and I both gained something from each other. The company got help in preparing their new website bulkchemicals2go.com, and I gained a new perspective on how the internet works.