Staff Writer / Content Creator (Remote)

About us:

We are Reputation.ca, Canada’s leading online reputation management company. Our goal is to help celebrities, athletes, CEOs, brands, and companies across North America take control of their reputations by providing an effective online reputation management service. Our company is expanding rapidly with huge growth opportunities within the company for new team members.

Description:

We are looking for a Staff Writer/Content Creator to join our team who will be responsible for drafting high-quality content consistently and efficiently to support client reputational goals. You must be able to use your time effectively to research article topics and write them in an engaging, knowledgeable and journalistic manner. You must be able to implement SEO techniques and strategies to rank highly.

This is a fully remote position.

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Write content such as: website/landing page copy, blogs, service pages, brand narratives, social content, Articles, and thought leadership pieces.
  • Translate brand positioning and strategy into engaging copy tailored to different audiences and industries.
  • Follow briefs, brand guidelines, and SEO best practices (keywords, headings, internal linking, search intent) while keeping content natural and on-brand.
  • Conduct research and incorporate sources when appropriate to support credibility.
  • Revise content based on feedback while maintaining quality, tone, and consistency.
  • Manage deadlines across multiple projects and keep work organized in shared systems.
  • Conduct responsible research and fact-check claims; maintain high standards for accuracy and reputation risk awareness.
  • Have the ability to edit your own work.
Qualifications:
  • Bachelor's degree in a related subject (English, Literature, Psychology, etc.).
  • Professional writing experience (marketing, branding, agency, in-house, or publications).
  • Have the skills and ability to write for and about high-profile finance and investment clients (wealth management, investment firms, executives).
  • Must have an excellent command of the English language in all forms of communication.
  • Understand and apply SEO/GEO best practices to articles and content.
  • Reliable time management and ability to work independently in a remote environment.
  • Familiarity with Google Workspace or able to adapt easily.
  • Working knowledge of content marketing fundamentals.
  • Knowledge of Wikipedia policies and guidelines.
Our clients come in all shapes, sizes, and market caps, and no single solution works for all of them. Your ability to research article topics effectively and distill information into clear, engaging content that ranks will be key to your success in this position.

Preferred

  • An experienced writer who has worked for or made contributions to local media outlets, trade publications, university newspapers or ideally major Canadian or American media sources, such as The Star, National Post, Globe and Mail, The Huffington Post, Bloomberg or The New York Times.
  • A writer who has PR experience.
Compensation:
  • starting at $20/hr
  • 10 vacation days per year
If you’re passionate about helping clients show up at their best online, enjoy turning ideas into clear, compelling content, and want to be part of a fast-growing company that values initiative, quality, and results, we’d love to hear from you.

Location:

Remote

Canada

"NOT Quebec"

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: From $20.00 per hour

Application question(s)

  • Describe your process for writing high-quality content from a brief. What does “done” look like to you?
  • What types of content do you feel strongest in, and what topics or industries have you written for most?
  • Please share at least 1 writing sample (Max 4) that best reflect your ability to create content (links preferred). Briefly note your role and the goal of each piece.
  • Are you located in Canada - Required
Work Location: Remote
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