SuperHumanRace - Content Writer Intern - Remote Job

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superhumanraceDenver (CO)

Writers and Authors Advertising Agencies

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About the role

Remote Content Researcher And Editor Conduct research for data stories, campaigns, blogs, articles, newsletters, social media posts, videos etc. Support the design team with the development of infographics and related content for promoting the product on social media or helping clients with onboarding. Proofread and edit multiple content pieces before publication. Work with the SM team to generate ideas, prepare calendars, plan and provide strategies to bring in engagement. Identify content needs that are timely based on topical interest and aligned with product features. Work closely with the founding team and the creative department to co-create written, image and video content. Writing, reviewing, editing, and updating content for company websites, and all social media platforms. Identify customers' needs and gaps in our content and recommend new topics that will help improve engagement. Ensure all-around consistency (style, fonts, images and tone). Update website content as needed.

Requirements: Keen interest in sustainability, research and data analysis. Experience working as a Content Writer, Copywriter or similar role would be preferable. Excellent writing and editing skills in English. Strong verbal, communication and written skills. Ability to meet multiple deadlines. Ability to study and research relevant information is needed to prepare good quality content. Bachelors or Masters in Literature, Journalism or related field. Familiarity with Photoshop, Canva, Adobe, or Video Editing software.

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