Storyteller & Content Writer
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digital aid seattleSeattle (WA)
Writers and AuthorsAdvertising Agencies
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Do NOT apply through VolunteerMatch.Please apply here instead. https://www.digitalseattle.org/volunteersJob Title: StorytellerOrganization: Digital Aid SeattleLocation: Remote (North American candidates preferred)Duration: 6+ MonthsResponsibilitiesCompleting writing projects which include long-form blogs, social media, emails, and more of our external media.Have a keen eye for voice, tone, style, and storytellingHelp create style guides or suggesting changes to ensure content is consistent and clearOptimizing articles for SEO and accessibilityIdentifying gaps in content and recommending new topicsEditing content to ensure voice, grammar and style is correct and consistent with brandStaying up to date on industry trends to support content developmentDistilling complex concepts and language into content that is easily understoodWorking closely with internal stakeholders to ensure alignment and consistency in messaging, branding, and styleManaging and completing work on time for multiple content writing projectsRequirements and skillsIn-progress or completed degree in English, Communications, Marketing, or related majorExperience in long and short form writing (blogs, email, social media, etc.)A portfolio of writing samples that showcase your best workExperience with analytics and content optimization not required, but definitely a plusWhat's in it for You:Opportunity to lead content generation and strategy within the Marketing Team and greater organization.Collaborate with a passionate and dedicated team of professionals.Develop and enhance your leadership, communication, and relationship-building skills.Make a lasting difference in our community and help us achieve our mission.Add all your written work to your portfolio and resume
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