Content Marketing Intern

About Reedsy We’re here to give authors the tools and resources they need to create beautiful books. Our marketplace gathers the industry's best publishing professionals — the likes of Neil Gaiman's editor, Nora Roberts' book marketer, and GRRM’s cover designer. We’ve grown to a community of 5,000,000 authors, and transformed the way people write and publish their book. Want to hop on board and help us get to our next destination? Cool, keep reading! Job description A full-time internship where you will take a hands-on role in executing Reedsy’s content marketing strategy, with a focus on creating blog content to acquire leads. You will learn and action the marketing team’s proven approach for: - Keyword research: determining what topics and keywords to attack; - Content creation: how to write a best-in-class blog post that blows the competition out of the water; - Content promotion: getting eyeballs and clicks; - Working efficiently in a flexible, independent, remote environment. In short, if you have an interest in startup culture and want to learn SEO, content marketing and lead generation, then this is your perfect role. REQUIREMENTS - Knowledge of content marketing, SEO, and GEO; - Native-level English speaker; - A proven writing background (i.e. blogs, essays); - Can communicate ideas clearly and succinctly through writing; - Strong attention to detail; - Availability to work full-time (at least 35 hours per week) for 6 months. Bonus Points - Interest in start-ups; - Fluent in multiple languages. Reedsy welcomes applicants of all cultures and backgrounds; - An urge to initiate and act on your own ideas; - A good dose of ambition, a willingness to learn, and a great sense of humor. BENEFITS - Work from home. Salary range: £14k – £26k

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