Legal Marketing Copywriters wanted | ~10-15 cents per word
Added 2023-08-09 14:56:32 +0000 UTCCOMPANY/PUBLICATION: MARTINDALE-HUBBELL
Martindale-Hubbell, a leading provider of law firm marketing services, seeks writers to create content for our clients’ websites.
PRODUCT LEVELS
- Bronze. A simple home page, written from a Creative Brief. 250–375 words. $40/page.
- Silver. Two pages, usually a home page and one practice area page, written from a Creative Brief. 400–500 words/page. $50/page.
- Gold. Two to 10 pages, usually topics within one main practice area, written from an SEO strategy to match the style of existing content on a live site. 500–650 words/page. $60/page.
- Blog posts. Up to six per batch, on timely and/or evergreen legal topics. 350-500 words. $50/post.
Content for all product levels must be written in accordance with our format and style guidelines.
QUALIFICATIONS
All candidates must be able to do the following:
- Write from a creative brief and/or an SEO strategy without direct client contact.
- Quickly research, understand, and write authoritatively about legal topics.
- Translate complex legal information into accurate and consumer-friendly marketing copy.
- Write according to best practices for the web, including SEO optimization.
- Write to a short deadline.
Successful candidates will have previous experience in legal practice, legal marketing, or both.
This is a freelance, telecommuting position.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Original job posting: Click here
Website: https://www.martindale.com/
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