Web Copywriter
The salary: circa £50,000
4 days a week in the office
An exciting opportunity for a website copywriter with a well-known Corporate Registration Provider.
Reporting to the Marketing Director, the Website Copywriter will capture the principles and values that built the brand and the Group’s other brands, and showcase their amazing product suite.
You’ll work side-by-side with multiple internal stakeholders to create and own messaging across our websites that excites, educates and inspires customers to want to learn more about their products and solutions.
The ideal candidate will be enthusiastic and passionate with the ability to turn complex topics into accessible and engaging copy which speaks to our target audiences.
Responsibilities:
Create compelling and engaging content and edit copy across multiple websites
Work with the internal teams to bring concepts and ideas to life
Ensure digital content meets briefs, is in line with brand guidelines and tone of voice and is optimised for SEO and UX best practice
Build the content and new pages in company’s content library
Ensure all content published is factually accurate and has been ratified in line with the company approval process
Build strong relationships with stakeholders to ensure collaboration and joined up thinking
Use data to inform the effectiveness of content and to drive continuous improvement and increased engagement.
Create video scripts from existing blog content for YouTube videos
Requirements:
Adept at producing all forms of copy
Knowledge of online content strategy and creation
Skilled at adapting tone of voice for different brands and audiences
Excellent writing ability with the ability to write in different styles and to other people's direction
Strong proofreading and editing skills
Excellent organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects, often to tight deadlines
Solid research and analytical skills to gain an accurate understanding of complex subject matter
Collaborative spirit
Experience of video scriptwriting is desirable