Federico Trabucci

Federico Trabucci

Federico Trabucci
Role
Content Manager
Experience
3 years
Location
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Education

Federico Trabucci studied sports journalism between 2011 and 2013, which provided him with a broad understanding of the most important sports. He then applied that knowledge and incorporated more throughout his 15-year career as a writer and editor at various media outlets.

Experience

Federico Trabucci is a seasoned editor with over 15 years of experience in digital journalism, specializing in SEO, user-centered content strategies, and audience engagement. Currently, he works as an SEO Content Manager at The Action Network, which he joined in late November 2024. In this role, Federico edits and publishes articles while developing comprehensive content strategies to enhance visibility and engagement. Previously, he collaborated with Impremedia, where he focused on developing content positioning strategies, optimizing user experiences, analyzing performance metrics, and aligning content with audience needs. Federico also worked closely with interdisciplinary teams to improve content flows, encourage engagement, and create style guides to ensure consistency. Before that, Federico spent over a decade at TN (Todo Noticias), one of Argentina’s leading news outlets. As an SEO Editor, he led the SEO team, produced content for Google Discover, optimized strategies, and analyzed user experiences. His role also included conducting technical reviews, competitor analyses, and coordinating with editors to enhance site performance.

Federico’s journey began as a Sports Content Writer at TN.com.ar, where he managed social media strategies, produced interviews, and led innovative projects such as 360º VR videos. His dedication to leveraging data and insights to drive content performance has shaped his reputation as a leader in content creation and strategy.

Specialties

Soccer and Tennis

Betting Highlights
Favorite Bet of All-Time
I bet $50 that Morocco would eliminate Spain in the 2022 World Cup. It was an extremely risky move, and I still don't remember why I did it. This is not a spoiler, just a reminder: Morocco won in penalties.
Most Heartbreaking Bet
As a joke, I bet against my favorite soccer team, Boca Juniors, in the 2018 Copa Libertadores final. That final was against River Plate, the other major team in Argentina. And yes, unfortunately, River Plate won the final. I had bet on our rivals to bring them bad luck, but it didn’t work.