Content Writer (Remote)

Do you have a passion for storytelling? Do you have a fantastic sense of humor? If the answer to both of those is yes, and you'd like a way to monetize your skillset, we'd love to have you help write content for our clients.

The Job:

You'll be helping with writing emails and blogs for our clients that drive engagement and clicks to help them book more meetings and acquire new customers. But even more importantly than that, you'll be tasked with telling their story in a way that resonates with their target audience and effectively communicates the value of their service/product.

Requirements:

 

  • Honest & high level of integrity
  • Team player
  • Passion & talent for writing
  • Highly creative
  • Great (and quirky) sense of humor
  • Self starter, independent worker
What We're Looking For:

We're more concerned with a personality fit and raw talent than we are with experience level. That being said, if you're good, don't hesitate to apply, even if your resume is short. Experience/knowledge in the real estate industry and marketing is strongly preferred, but not required. We're happy to provide training.

Benefits:

Flexible schedule, remote work, and high pay. We start our writers part time with the option to transition into a full time position as needed. However, we're fully flexible and open to letting you set the number of hours you'd like to commit to working. 

Why Join Us:

You'll have the opportunity to join a team environment where you'll be mentored and challenged to be your best self, both personally and professionally (and have a ton of fun while doing it).



Think you're a match? Apply now & join our tribe!



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Skills:
Blog, Communication Skills, Storytelling, Team Player, Work From Home, Writing Skills


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