Description
Hey there!
We run a SaaS that helps anyone with a website or mobile app create essential legal policies (privacy policy, disclaimer, terms and conditions, etc) to get compliant with regulations and protect themselves and their businesses.
Our audience includes start-up business owners, bloggers, affiliate marketers, eCommerce stores, and pretty much anyone with a website. We also work with web developers and agencies offering online-related services for their own clients.
What you can help us with
We’re looking to build a long-term relationship with a writer experienced with online legal complaints (GDPR, CCPA, terms and conditions, privacy policy, etc).
You don't have to be a lawyer or a paralegal, but a strong understanding of the policies is a must to write successfully for us.
The writer must show a good understanding of online marketing, Saas companies as well as start-ups.
The writer will provide ongoing well-researched, high-quality, and SEO-friendly content for our blog. The purpose behind all of our posts is to convert readers into customers.
We publish 2x per week and posts average 1,500 to 2,000 words each, though occasionally we need longer posts. In addition to our regular posts, we also do guest posting as well.
For each post, we will provide:
- Main keyword
- Secondary keywords
- A short topic brief / rough outline
We understand that blog posts might need a revision at the beginning but once you get familiar with our business, you should be able to deliver a draft in a near publish-ready state.
Writer must have:
- Advanced or native-level English language skills
- Experience writing SEO optimized content
- Experience using Google Docs and WordPress
- Experience writing for SaaS companies
- Good research skills
- Experience with online marketing/start-ups
- Great understanding of legal online policies (GDPR, CCPA, terms and conditions, privacy policy, etc)
Apply
Please apply with the subject line “WP-Writer” to [email protected] with your rates and must include at least two relevant samples (i.e., SEO-optimized blog posts of 1,500 or more words, ideally on a business-related topic as mentioned above).
If you didn't hear back from us after two weeks of your application, this means you didn't get selected to move forward to the next stage.