We’re Looking for a Sharp and Dependable Part-Time Content Writer

Hi there, We are a digital marketing agency that works mostly with healthcare clients. We help clinics, doctors, and healthcare businesses grow through SEO, website development, content, reporting, and marketing systems. Because of the type of work we do, there are always a lot of moving parts.

One day we may be reviewing content briefs, the next we may be writing and optimizing articles, doing keyword research, or helping the team figure out why a page is not ranking the way it should. That is part of the work, and honestly, that is also part of what makes it interesting. We are now looking for someone new to join the team.

The first area we need help with is content writing with a strong SEO foundation. We are looking for someone who already knows how to research keywords, write content that people actually want to read, and optimize that content to perform well in search. You do not need to know everything, but you should know enough to look at a content brief, do solid keyword research, and produce an article that is clear, useful, and well-optimized.

A Little About How We Work Our team is small and lean. That means we do not have a big corporate structure where every person only does one very narrow task. We work together, help each other, and take care of what needs to be done.

Some days, your work may be focused entirely on writing and optimizing content. Other days, you may need to help organize a content calendar, coordinate with the SEO team, prepare notes for a client update, or look at a content issue from a bigger marketing perspective. This is not the kind of role where you just wait for someone to hand you every single step.

We will guide you. We will support you. We will answer questions. But we also need someone who can do keyword research properly and come back with a well-written, well-optimized piece. We do not like micromanaging.

We would rather work with people we can trust.

What Matters

Most to Us We need someone who understands SEO content writing, keyword research, and the tools used in this kind of work.

Experience in the healthcare or physical therapy space is a strong plus, since the content we produce is often written for clinics, doctors, and medical businesses. We believe that skills matter, but character matters even more.

We are looking for someone who cares about doing good work. Someone who is honest, reliable, and willing to learn. Someone who does not panic when something is difficult, but also does not pretend to know everything. We like working with people who have goals. Maybe you want to become really good at SEO content. Maybe you want to build a better career. Maybe you want to support your family, improve your life, or create more opportunities for yourself.

Whatever that goal is, we respect it. What we care about is that you are the kind of person who is willing to work for it. We are very supportive as a team, but we also believe that support goes both ways. If we invest in you, trust you, and give you room to grow, we also need to see that you value the work, the clients, and the team.

What You Will Work On

Your main focus will be SEO content writing and keyword research. This may include:

  • Conducting keyword research using Ahrefs and/or SurferSEO
  • Writing long-form SEO blog posts and articles for healthcare clients
  • Optimizing existing content using SurferSEO content scoring
  • Reviewing and improving metadata, headings, and internal linking
  • Following content briefs and adapting your writing tone for different client brands
  • Identifying content gaps and opportunities across client websites
  • Organizing content calendars and tracking article status
  • Helping prepare internal notes or client-facing updates when needed
  • Collaborating with our SEO and web team members
  • Using tools like Ahrefs, SurferSEO, Google Search Console, Google Docs, and similar platforms You do not need to be an expert in every single tool. But you should be comfortable learning, testing, and improving your process as you go.

The Skills We Are Looking For

Non-negotiable:

  • Hands-on experience using SurferSEO for keyword research and content optimization
  • Familiarity with Ahrefs or a similar SEO tool for keyword and competitor research
  • Strong written English and the ability to write clearly for a general audience
  • Experience writing SEO-optimized long-form content assisted by AI tools Strong plus:
  • Experience writing for healthcare, physical therapy, or medical clients
  • Familiarity with Google Search Console and Google Analytics
  • Experience managing content for multiple clients simultaneously
  • WordPress or similar CMS experience
  • Remote work experience with clear async communication habits Quick note: If you made it all the way through this j
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