AI Content & Publishing Specialist

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About the role

Are you a nimble writer who loves watching your drafts go live the same day? As Native Commerce’s AI Content & Publishing Specialist , you’ll own the entire content life cycle, from prompt to publish, for Rival Media’s network of 16 high-traffic blogs. Leveraging generative-AI and on-page SEO tools, you’ll deliver search-optimized posts each week without bottlenecks or hand-offs. Expect the creative freedom to experiment, the tooling to move fast, and a results-oriented culture that celebrates measurable growth. Team Mission Our Growth Content team turns data-backed insights into authoritative articles that rank, convert, and compound over time. By collapsing writing and publishing into one streamlined lane, we scale output while preserving quality and brand voice. Key Responsibilities Generate, refine, and publish long-form blog posts in WordPress (Elementor). Craft SEO-optimized outlines and prompts in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini Implement RankMath recommendations (keywords, content score, schema, meta tags, CTAs, internal links). Add structured data (How-to, FAQ, Review) and image alt-text to strengthen SERP visibility. Monitor performance in Search Console and Surfer Content Planner; prioritize refreshes to maintain topical authority. Coordinate with the Designer when bespoke graphics or screenshots are needed. Document repeatable workflows to help future teammates ramp faster. Stay current on AI copywriting and WordPress SEO trends to continually level up the playbook. Must-Have Skills 2+ years writing or editing web content with proven SEO wins. Hands-on WordPress publishing (Elementor blocks, custom post types, basic HTML). Proficiency with AI writing tools and prompt engineering for consistent brand tone. Working knowledge of Surfer or analogous on-page SEO platform. Familiarity with RankMath (schemas, redirections, content AI) and basic technical SEO. Strong self-management: you thrive in async, fast-paced remote teams. Nice-to-Haves Experience maintaining multi-property blog portfolios. Basic graphic editing (Canva, Figma) Understanding of programmatic SEO or content optimization at scale. Copywriting or conversion-rate-optimization (CRO) certification. Competitive salary pegged to top-quartile market rates Flexible schedule (core overlap 2 hours with GMT+8). About Native Commerce Native Commerce fuels 16 niche brands and six newsletters, reaching 30 million+ readers every month with fast, useful content that turns passion into action. Native Commerce Culture Curiosity drives everything we do. Our work rests on clear promises: Know the Reader, Start Small, Learn Fast, Create with AI, Craft with Intention, Track What Moves the Needle, Be Candid, Be Kind. Together, these keep us building fast, improving constantly, and supporting each other along the way. We’re a remote-native team across time zones, so clarity and trust matter. Check-ins help us stay aligned, lean into our strengths, and move through feedback quickly, direct enough to improve the work, thoughtful enough to build the person. And when something works? The Slack threads light up and the virtual gong gets a workout. Progress fuels momentum, and momentum builds the next idea. If you value honest collaboration, smart metrics, and a culture that celebrates both wins and growth—you’ll feel right at home here. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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