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SEO Content Writer

crewbloom·APAC·Philippines·mid
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Why This Role Exists We are not looking for a "content producer" to fill a blog with words. We need a Growth Operator who views content as a scalable acquisition channel. This role is designed to provide Founder and Marketing Leverage by owning the entire lifecycle of organic authority. You won’t just be writing articles; you will be architecting a library of high-intent assets that capture search traffic and convert it into revenue. In this role, you bridge the gap between creative storytelling and technical SEO, ensuring that every word published serves a strategic purpose in our growth engine. What You’ll Be Responsible For (Outcomes) Research and execute comprehensive pillar pages and "evergreen" guides that establish us as the definitive voice in our space. Write and optimize page copy that satisfies both the Google algorithm and human psychology, maintaining a delicate balance between SEO density and high-velocity CTAs. Produce in-depth, long-form assets (1,500+ words) designed to rank for high-difficulty keywords by solving for user intent better than any competitor on page one. Own the "freshness" of our digital library. You will proactively audit, rewrite, and re-optimize existing content to defend rankings and improve click-through rates (CTR). Execute flawless on-page SEO—from semantic keyword integration and internal linking structures to meta-data and schema—ensuring 100% crawlability and relevance. Requirements What You’ve Done Before You have a portfolio of content that currently ranks in the top 3 positions for competitive, high-intent keywords. You are a power user of Ahrefs, SEMrush, SurferSEO, or similar tools, using them to find "content gaps" that competitors have missed. You have experience translating complex technical concepts into clear, persuasive prose for sophisticated professional audiences. You’ve managed content calendars where success was measured by organic traffic growth and lead conversion, not just "word count." Who You Are You do