Description
This is for a one-off trial to start with, following which the successful writer will be requested to provide 1-2 articles per week on a Contract basis.
Please do not provide resumes.
Could you please provide links to examples of your work. Specifically any articles which have been created from / to support marketing videos.
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We're after a skilled writer who can essentially take a marketing video (either a Facebook live or pre-recorded video) covering a certain exercise physiology or rehab based topic and turn this into a blog post / article using the content delivered in the video but building this out to be more appropriately presented in blog/article format and more "readable" as opposed to using solely a transcription of the video as the copy.
It is assumed that a small level of research would be required per article to ensure that the writer is knowledgeable on the topic and is able to add in the correct subheadings, lists etc and ensure the "flow" of the article is appropriate.
It is preferred if the writer has a sound knowledge of SEO/metadata and is able to use wordpress to be able to write the article as a "draft" in our website back end.
The completed blog post will then be used to accompany the video on the blog page of our website, sent as a mail chimp email campaign and uploaded as a Linkedin Pulse post so three tailored versions may also be requested.
Examples of blogs / articles completed to date which we would like replicated but with improved blog copy are below:
http://specialisedhealth.com.au/no-1-sure-way-improve-lifting-capacity/
http://specialisedhealth.com.au/3-tips-build-capacity/
http://specialisedhealth.com.au/want-improve-overhead-painting-ability/
These will be required once per week on an ongoing basis, however, this may be increased to twice per week on occasion. You will be provided with the video and the transcription of the video and will be requested to create the blog copy based on these.
Ideally these will be uploaded and saved as a Draft on our wordpress for reviewing.