SEO Copywriter (Junior Position) – London

We are looking for an SEO Copywriter (office based) to develop and deliver content with intent and join our London team. This position is an integral part of our growing marketing team, and pivotal in promoting Superscript, upping our organic traffic and supporting our ambitious customer growth objectives.Responsibilities:Write long-form copy for our web and landing pages, video scripts, long-form blogs, etc.Enable us to scale our content creation strategy to generate more qualified organic leadsGrow our authority by delivering content that consistently demonstrates our authority and expertise, building trust with our audience and search engines alikePlay a key role in identifying and optimising our most valuable landing pages for search, adopting our test and learn ethos to iterate the small changes that make the biggest impact in growing our organic visibilityBring new ideas that contribute to our lead generation initiative, using content to grow our understanding of, and marketable information for, out of market customersEnhance digital presence via online strategies that align with CRI Group and ABAC Group capabilities and business goals.Create SEO titles & descriptions that are appealing to the consumer and are structured to boost site rankingsQualification/Requirement:Excellent English editorial copywriting skills, with published content to confirmA solid understanding of the key principles of content optimisation to support SEOAbility to produce a range of content types, including blogs, white papers and updating website contentExperience in conducting keyword and SEO research to inform your approach to SEO-friendly contentCapability to edit others copy to take it from good to greatExperience writing website copyComfortable working to deadlinesExperience working both collaboratively and independently across a variety of briefsExperience researching industry-related topics to form content ideas and strategyAn analytical mindset, able to make use of Google Analytics and other toolsAdaptable and comfortable with fast-changing organisations, getting stuck in with tasks that may not always be what you expectedBachelor\'s degree in journalism, communication, marketing or other relevant areaPractical experience in writing copy, proofing and editing (samples of work will be asked)Job Type: Full-time, permanentJob Location: London, Canary WharfIndustry: Investigative Research, Anti-Corruption, Risk and Compliance Management Services

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