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VoucherCodes is seeking a savvy copywriter for a fully remote, part-time role. The role focuses on creating original long- and short-form content for partner merchants, including SEO-driven FAQs and Tips, within flexible hours.
You’ll write clear copy in our distinct voice, manage briefs, and weave keywords without stuffing, while meeting tight deadlines and working independently.
With over 15,000 five-star reviews, VoucherCodes is the UK's biggest and most trusted voucher site. Partnered with big brands like Adidas, Samsung, John Lewis, Travelodge and Domino’s Pizza, we receive over 8 million visits per month. We are on the hunt for a savvy and creative Copywriter to produce clear and concise richer content within time constraints for the VoucherCodes merchant pages.
You will be writing long- and short-form copy for a variety of our partner merchants.
Our ideal candidate is a capable, skilled and imaginative copywriter with an eye for grammar and detail, as well as an ability to produce innovative and original written content for a variety of sectors. If you can grasp project requirements quickly and produce faultless written content, we’d LOVE to meet you.
This is a great opportunity for someone looking for a part-time job and who wants the flexibility of working from home combined with regular and flexible hours. You'll benefit from being part of a large and established remote team. We’re looking for someone who is motivated and has great attention to detail, whilst being happy to work independently.
Your primary role will be to create fresh and totally original content across a range of topics and merchants, ranging from Adidas to Deliveroo (and everything in between).
This involves writing longer form content, such as our Buyers’ Guides, as well as shorter SEO-driven FAQs and Hints & Tips. In some instances, you will be given a set of keywords for each merchant that will need to be carefully woven into the copy whilst avoiding keyword stuffing.