Copywriter (Part Time)

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writing padDenver (CO)

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$40.00 - $50.00 per hour

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About the role

Copywriter Position We are seeking an organized, upbeat, and professional Copywriter to help promote our Writing School's classes through strategic marketing emails, social media posts, website copy, and creative content development. You will work closely with members of our team to compose copy that maintains the company's existing tone and messaging guidelines, while developing creative ways to expand our audience and digital presence. The ideal candidate will be able to implement new marketing strategies based on these insights. Candidates with a background in creative writing (fiction, screenplays, essays, etc.) preferred, since these are the types of classes we promote. Pay is $40-$50 per hour plus free classes, depending on experience. 10-20 hours per week.

Main responsibilities include: conceiving, planning, and executing email marketing campaigns; testing email marketing campaigns for deliverability; creating copy for social media posts; and creating copy for the website. To apply, email jobs@writingpad.com and include a copy of your resume and cover letter in the body of the email and a link to your portfolio as well as attach a PDF of both the resume and cover letter. Candidates without a year of professional copywriting experience and interest in creative writing should not apply. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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