Freelancer Content Writer

Who we areWe’re a dynamic and rapidly expanding Corporate Services Group, led by our passionate founder and CEO. With a thriving customer base of over 500,000 and consistent growth of 20% year-on-year, we\'re shaking up the business services space. From Company Formation and Legal Support to Virtual Offices, Call Answering, and Live Chat solutions, we provide everything businesses need to start, grow, and succeed. Profitable, innovative, and customer-obsessed, we’re on a mission to redefine how modern businesses are supported—and we’re looking for driven individuals to grow with us.Job SummaryJoin us as a Freelance Content Writer and help thousands of entrepreneurs take their first confident steps toward starting and growing their businesses. As the UK’s largest and most trusted company formation agent, we publish transparent and practical blog content that simplifies the startup journey and supports long-term success for small businesses. Working with our SEO Content Specialist, you\'ll craft and optimise long-form articles to improve clarity, engagement, and search visibility.We are looking for writers with expertise and a writing background in the following areas:Tax and finance (money-saving tips, specifically in an SME context)Company secretarial and complianceStartup advice & inspiration (ideally someone who has built and run their own business)Marketing & Sales, including SEO (ideally within a corporate environment)Sustainability (specifically corporate in relation to the businesses and workplace)Employment, commercial, and corporate lawHR / People & culture🎯 What You’ll doResearch, write, and deliver compelling long-form blog content – from topic ideation to final edits. You\'ll produce informative, high-quality articles that explain key business concepts, demystify the company formation process, and support new entrepreneurs at every stage.Optimise and refresh existing blog content for SEO performance, accuracy, structure, formatting, and tone of voice to meet modern audience needs and search intent.Apply SEO best practices across on-page elements, headings, keyword targeting, internal linking, and content structuring in line with direction from our SEO Content Specialist.Use generative AI platforms (e.g., ChatGPT, Jasper or others) as part of your ideation or drafting process while applying strong editorial judgment and voice to keep content trustworthy, accurate, and human-led.Stay up to date with the latest trends in organic search, content marketing, and SEO, adapting your approach as best practices evolve.Collaborate asynchronously with our Content and SEO team using tools like Microsoft Teams and Asana, Deliver articles supporting readers and search discoverability through smart formatting and clear structuring.✨ About the content you\'ll create:Our goal is to inform and inspire. Every piece you write should be:Audience-first: Answering real founder questions and meeting readers with empathy and authority.Transparent: Simplifying complex or bureaucratic processes without overselling or sugar-coating.Responsible: Encouraging ethical, sustainable, and socially conscious entrepreneurship.Empowering: Helping entrepreneurs build with confidence, equipping them with the tools, knowledge, and a growth mindset.You\'ll help us achieve this through a \"format-first\" approach, delivering articles that are readable, shareable, and clearly organised for scanning and search.📚 What You Bring to the Table2–5 years of experience writing professional content, ideally within B2B, SaaS, financial services, legal/business services, or related sectors.Exceptional long form writing skills with a portfolio of content that shows clarity of thought, depth of research, and SEO fluency.A strong understanding of on-page SEO, including how to implement keywords naturally, structure content to meet search intent, and ensure technical accuracy.Adept at incorporating and refining AI-generated content. You treat generative AI as your co-pilot, not your replacement, ensuring everything is elevated by your editorial judgment.A proactive, independent work style. You are organised, self-motivated, and comfortable working in a remote, asynchronous environment.Strong written English, with a keen eye for grammar, tone, storytelling and formatting.Must be available to collaborate across a minimum of 4 working days each weekApproximately 15-18 hours work required per week.Capacity to produce an average of 2–3 long-form articles per week (typically 1,000-2,000+ words each), depending on complexity and scope.Equal Opportunities1st Formations is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace. We consider all applicants for employment without regard to race, colour, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, criminal history, disability, or gender identity. We encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply. If you have a disability or special need that requires accommodation, please let us know. Salary: GBP 24000 - 36000 per year Experience: 3 years required

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