Responsibilities:

• Create multichannel technical content for our website, blog, social media and other marketing channels.
• Depending on the content, you will aim to reach technical and non-technical audiences
• Attend weekly team meetings to gather content, distill it and generate interesting and engaging weekly technical blog posts and developer documentation without guidance / project brief.
• Review and update technical documentation articles. Collaborate with SMEs to consolidate/disperse documentation and guides into a single and unified structure.
• Improve and document the planning, writing, reviewing, and publishing workflows in the documentation process.
• Contributing to the writing style guide and applying the writing rules consistently.
• Bring new and innovative approaches to improve and simplify the Waku documentation process.

As a Technical Writer for the Dasera Platform, you will play a key role in taking our client-focused services to new heights. In this role, you will partner closely with a cross-functional team of product managers, engineers, and business stakeholders to gain deeper understanding of product capabilities and develop content for maximum usability, with consistent voice across all documentation

We are looking for a candidate that possesses the ability to evaluate and analyze complex information and a natural desire to help people understand it. Ideal candidate would Have proven success in a highly technical field, such as software development, computer science, or engineering.

Right Networks is looking for a content writer to help round out our Customer Success team. You will join a team in support of a rapidly growing set of software products, focusing on email campaigns and touchless support. Our products and features offer multiple paths to conversion; our ideal candidate has experience creating and managing automated email campaigns, helping nurture customers along desired journeys to success. We have an aggressive product roadmap of upcoming releases and velocity of delivery of support campaigns will be a key objective.

You will work with cross-functional teams to own nurturing campaigns to our customer base to help increase adoption, engagement and conversion of customers from a freemium tier to paid subscription levels. Understanding different customer personas and paths to value will be a must.

This is a remote work position.

CALL FOR PITCHES

Our digital Spring 2023 issue is all about REVOLUTION, and we want to hear from you! 

All submissions are paid.

Email kristi@looselipsmag.com with your pitch by Monday, March 13.

There’s lots in the world to talk about when it comes to revolution: Iranian women’s rights, environmental justice, the simple act of living at the intersection of marginalized identities. Take this theme at its most bare meaning, or apply it loosely. We want to hear from you.

Because of the nature of this theme, Loose Lips Mag is especially seeking pitches and submissions from Black, Indigenous, Iranian and the BIPOC community at large, as well as Queer and Trans identified writers.

Responsibilities

• Pitch, research and write stories for the website on trending local (Toronto) and national topics of interest to blogTO readers.
• Source and format photos to package posts according to the site’s style and formatting guidelines.
• Optimize stories for SEO and identify content ideas based on trends.
• Consistently hit challenging traffic and content targets.

Responsibilities

• Working with a blogTO staff photographer, visit and write about local restaurants, bars, cafes, bakeries and other businesses as applicable.
• Create original content for Instagram stories and other social media platforms to amplify your visits to local restaurants and other businesses.
• Write quick-turnaround, newsy articles about local food, restaurants etc. to supplement your field reporting.
• Contribute other content to blogTO's website and/or social media platforms as applicable.

Temporary full time (six-month contract)

Global News is looking for an experienced Show Producer to join our Crime Beat team based out of Toronto. This position will report to the Executive Producer – Crime Beat. The successful candidate will be responsible for researching, writing, and producing segments and managing full episodes for Crime Beat on Global TV, Global News’ true crime doc series. This is Group 4 in the current collective agreement.

In your role as producer, you will help create stories and visuals for La semaine verte. We are looking for someone who is creative, thorough and open to innovative storytelling techniques that can take the show to the next level. You must enjoy teamwork, be a self-starter and have keen editorial judgment.

This position is based in Radio-Canada’s Quebec City station. You must be able to travel occasionally for shoots.

Reporting to the Social Media Content Manager, the Social Media Producer is responsible for content creation to support year-round and Festival programming and priorities across TIFF’s social media channels.

The right candidate excels in on-the-spot thinking, has excellent verbal and written skills, strong community management skills, a deep passion for film, and is immersed in social media trends and pop culture with strong professional intuition to know when to jump on trending meme formats to create consistent, high-impact content. 

YOU ARE:

- an educated writer
- skilled in science-based research
- with a developed craft of calm, thoughtful writing that inspires
- and tech savvy in G-Suite, Trello and able to get up to speed in Airtable, Miro, etc.
- professional, self-reliant, self-directed, known for your follow-through
- a native or highly fluent English speaker
- anywhere in the world (this is a remote post)

We're looking to expand our SEO blog writing team with freelance B2B writers (contract). Experience writing at an advanced level is a must but we don't need you to have SEO, tech or ecommerce experience. Your writing talent and potential is more important for us than domain expertise - sector knowledge is something you can pick up.

Hey there! I am excited to share a fun opportunity at Firstleaf (an amazing DTC wine subscription company). I’m on the lookout for a talented freelance copywriter to join our team for the next few weeks. This position is fully remote with the possibility of evolving into a full-time role (based on the fit).

Our brand voice is friendly, down-to-earth and knowledgeable about wine, so we're looking for someone who can match that tone and style. The work will be mostly focused around email, paid and organic social, and website copy. The ideal candidate will have experience working in a startup environment before.

If this sounds like you or someone you know, please reach out!

@itssophievo and @twifintech's premium content edition, Signals, is looking for freelance Staff Writers and Guest Writers to help us build out editorial insights for the newsletter’s 50k+ subscribers!

PCMag, the leading authority on technology, is looking for #freelance writers to join our team of experts writing product reviews and related buying advice stories for IT decision-makers in small to mid-sized businesses.

Review categories typically entail SaaS packages for business automation, including:
Customer relationship management (CRM) tools
Email marketing clients
Marketing automation tools
Help desk software
Video conferencing software
Business voice-over-IP (VoIP) solutions
and others, as specified by PCMag editors.

An ideal reviewer will have knowledge and experience in one or more of the above or similar categories (or be willing to develop it). You'll bring that expertise to bear to write thoughtful, detailed reviews with detailed comparisons that help our readers make smart buying decisions. You'll also need to grow relationships with the vendors in the space ensuring that you're in the loop on new releases and the latest product features. (Established relationships with those companies are a strong plus.)

You will work under the supervision and guidance of PCMag editors, who will help you match style and data points that make our class-leading reviews authoritative and distinctive.

PCMag reviews are 100% independent and unbiased. We do not produce reviews based solely on demos, briefings, or vendor walk-throughs. You'll be granted access to a full version of the software or service, and you'll use your expertise to evaluate it on such criteria as value, features, performance, user experience (UX), and more (as appropriate), based on your hands-on experience.

A typical review runs 1,500 to 2,500 words and rates start at $500 per review. Other types of content vary in length and rate. Compensation is negotiable based on relevant experience and complexity of the product/topic you're covering. 
Please send inquiries to reviews@pcmag.com.

What are we looking for? Pieces that shed light, provide insight, reframe, and capture zeitgeist when it comes to careers, job searches, work, and work culture. In the form of:

• Advice
• Personal essays
• Opinion/takes
• Features
• Quizzes
• "I tried..." pieces