[Remote] SENIOR CONTENT STRATEGIST

Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. 83/Creative is hiring a Senior Content Strategist to lead content strategy across client engagements. The role covers content audits, taxonomies, migration planning, editorial standards and writing, and SEO strategy.

Responsibilities

• Run content audits across sites with 100 to 1,000+ pages: inventory, quality scoring, gap analysis
• Design taxonomies, tag structures, and metadata schemas that actually hold up
• Build content migration plans: what moves, what gets rewritten, what retires
• Develop voice and tone guidelines and editorial standards for client teams
• Write and edit long-form content when the client needs us to: web copy, resource library articles, policy pages
• Own SEO strategy: on-page optimization, internal linking, keyphrase research, technical SEO coordination with dev

Skills

• Seven or more years of content strategy experience, with at least three leading projects end-to-end
• Proven content audit methodology: you can show us a spreadsheet and walk us through how you scored quality
• Strong editorial background: you can write cleanly and edit other people's work to the same standard
• Working knowledge of modern SEO (Yoast, Ahrefs, Google Search Console, schema markup)
• Experience planning content migrations for WordPress, Drupal, or comparable CMSes
• Clear communication: you can tell a client their content is outdated without being combative
• Prior work with associations, nonprofits, or membership organizations
• Plain language, WCAG-friendly content structure
• Analytics fluency (GA4, Looker Studio) to tie content decisions to behavior data
• Some experience with headless CMS or structured content models

Benefits

• Fully remote, US-based, with no required hours or fixed schedule as long as deliverables ship
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Paid time off and paid holidays
• Annual stipend for professional development, conferences, and editorial tooling
• Work that matters: clients are trade associations and nonprofits, not ad-tech

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