Content Writer – Freelance

Job Description:

  • Create authoritative, long-form content that empowers and educates audiences while helping our clients meet their goals
  • Collaborate with our senior editors on briefs and drafts
  • Research topics and uncover pain points to produce angles and analyze the competitive landscape
  • Create outlines to communicate the logical flow of your narrative and help us collaborate with clients
  • Write engaging, practical, and informative content that educates, motivates, and inspires readers to take action
  • Share and break down examples and supporting imagery
  • Cite relevant and original sources when necessary
  • Follow client guidelines to match their brand voice, tone, structure, and preferences
  • Collaborate with the Grizzle team on each project via ClickUp

Requirements:

  • Love creating actionable, in-depth content on a range of B2B topics
  • Strive to create the best piece of content available on a topic
  • Can easily adapt to different writing styles
  • Have acquired subject matter expertise in marketing, sales, finance, HR, or other business topics
  • Are hungry to become stronger writers and work with editors that will help them do so
  • Can write in a clear, concise manner
  • Understand on-page SEO and what makes content valuable
  • Are extremely well organized and can work to deadlines
  • Can communicate in a consistent and reliable manner

Benefits:

  • Long-term and reliable freelance retainer
  • Learn about content marketing, SEO, and digital PR
  • Work on industry-leading and interesting SaaS accounts
  • Collaborate with talented content marketers and editors
  • Improve your own marketing skills
  • Access to our internal content and marketing courses
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