Content Writer
We need a content writer who can research a topic properly and explain it clearly, in the voice of the client, for the audience the client is trying to reach, with enough command of the subject to write something worth reading rather than something that passes a word count threshold.
You will write for DashMindsIQ clients across technology, finance, healthcare, and e-commerce. Some content will be SEO-driven (articles designed to rank for specific search terms), some will be thought leadership (perspectives designed to build credibility and trust), and some will be conversion-focused (landing pages, product descriptions, email campaigns). You need to be comfortable across all three.
Write well-researched, original articles, blog posts, and landing pages for client websites across multiple industries, typically 1,000–2,500 words for long-form content
Work from SEO briefs to produce content that serves search intent while being genuinely useful to the human reader, not keyword-stuffed or formulaic
Research unfamiliar industries and topics to the depth required to write with authority, including reading primary sources, not just summarising other articles
Write in different voices and tones depending on the client brand: formal and authoritative for a financial services client, conversational and direct for a consumer app
Produce short-form content including social media posts, email newsletters, and meta descriptions
Work with the SEO specialist to incorporate feedback on keyword density, internal linking, and content structure without letting SEO requirements degrade readability
Take editorial feedback constructively and revise efficiently, we run fast iteration cycles on content
Refresh and repurpose existing content, updating older articles and adapting long-form pieces into multiple formats to extend their value over time
1–2 years of professional writing experience, journalism, content marketing, copywriting, or a combination
A portfolio of published work you are proud of, articles, case studies, landing pages, or other written pieces that demonstrate range and research depth
Strong research skills: you can read a primary source, extract the relevant information, and write about it accurately without misrepresenting what it says
English writing that is clear, structured, and free of the cliches and hollow phrases that plague most B2B content ('synergies', 'cutting-edge', 'best-in-class', we do not write like this)
Ability to adapt voice and tone across client brands without every piece sounding like it was written by the same person
Basic understanding of SEO content principles, you do not need to be an SEO specialist, but you should understand what search intent means and how to write a title tag
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