Content Writer - Full Time (Remote)

Is building a content strategy something you look forward to?

Do you know how to craft easy-to-understand conversations about professional services or employee benefits? If you have experience and passion in doing this work at the highest level, we'd love to talk to you and see a portfolio of the work you're most proud of.

The perfect candidate for our company is creative and analytical. Content creation, writing, editing, and proofreading are among the primary tasks. A candidate needs to be enthusiastic about words and design to connect with people.

What will make you stand out?

Written content on all digital channels, including our websites and social media, assists visitors in their information-seeking journey. We are looking for a candidate with basic language skills and a strong understanding of our business to engage our audience in online conversations. An ability to communicate technical concepts clearly and understandably is essential.

Your role will be to own and create a community content strategy. You will serve as a vital community team player, driving the process and executing content, knowledge, and resources. You'll help us build and promote a continuous stream of timely, relevant, and curated content.

If you join our team, you would be responsible for:

● Composing content for website landing pages, articles, social media, print media.

● Maintaining and expanding the company's writing style guide ensures consistency in tone, style, and voice.

● Customizing content based on management and teams requirements.

● Deliverable email marketing (high open rates, click-through rates, and deliverability) gets our lists to read and engage with our content.

● Timely completion of content projects

● Providing insights into content performance and feedback to improve content over time

● Producing engaging content by working with the marketing team, sales, graphic design, and customers

● Promoting, supporting, and implementing marketing initiatives.

Credentials and attributes

● B.S. or similar degree in English, journalism, or similar field.

● Being familiar with the WordPress content publishing platform.

● An understanding of Microsoft Office or Google Workspace is beneficial.

● Having a solid understanding of the content process and terms is a big plus.

● Experience writing for the web, specializing in long- and short-form content, infographics, and interactives.

● High-quality communication standards and attention to details

● You should know about the eCommerce industry

● Coming up with creative ideas for the web that attracts attention.

● A prior experience planning an editorial calendar is preferred

● The ability to analyze and research is essential

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