Sales / Long Form Article Writer (Remote)

We're dynamic, we're skilled, we're hiring!

2 Marketing is growing fast, and our creative division is looking for a new team member and partner.

Who we are:

We're a marketing group that specializes in high-level marketing, design and consulting for companies who don't just want to grow, they want to evolve. We currently have hubs in Canada, the U.S, the U.K and in Australia.

Who you are:

We're looking for someone who's entrepreneurial, self-possessed, flexible, positive and ready to take on a terrific role. The sales copywriter we're looking for views sales as a craft and a labour of love. So you should be an artful Don Draper or Peggy Olsen type, and not a used car salesman.

You should also be familiar with long-form article writing similar to the Skyscraper method and capable of producing awesome, well-researched articles that are a few thousand words in size.

Qualifications:

  • You're sales copywriter with at least 2 years of experience
  • You have experience as a remote work specialist
  • You have 2 years in long-form writing and research
  • You know who Brian Dean, Seth Godin or Donald Miller are
  • You have experience with communication and project management software
  • You're familiar with funnels and the process involved in lead generation
  • You love your craft and you know what works
  • You write flawless, persuasive words for different platforms and difference audiences
  • You're not afraid to learn, learn and learn
  • You kick ass and have a lot of heart

Still with us? Still interested?

Drop us a line with your rate and your availability and we'll get in touch if we like what you have to say.



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