Digital Content Specialist
robert halfMinneapolis (MN)
About the role
We are looking for a Digital Content Specialist to support a Contract engagement within the healthcare industry in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In this role, you will shape and maintain website content, ensuring pages are accurate, well-organized, and aligned with current brand expectations. The position also contributes to search visibility efforts by improving on-page content and applying SEO best practices across digital properties.
Responsibilities:
Refresh, revise, and publish website materials while preparing content for placement on updated digital pages.
Create and organize new web pages within a CMS environment, ensuring consistency with brand style, tone, and formatting standards.
Edit existing copy for clarity, usability, and presentation so that online content delivers a strong user experience.
Support search optimization initiatives by applying on-page improvements that help strengthen organic traffic performance.
Conduct keyword research when needed to guide content updates and inform page development decisions.
Maintain content accuracy and structure across web properties using established web content management practices.
Partner with stakeholders to implement digital updates efficiently while meeting quality expectations and project timelines.
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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