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Our client is a US digital marketing agency operating on  Pacific Time , producing SEO content for professional-services businesses — law firms in particular, along with construction companies, HR consultancies and established small businesses. They have already solved the part most agencies are still arguing about: their content is drafted in  Copy.ai , from outlines built on real keyword research, and then a human being makes it publishable. That human is who they are hiring. This is a writing role, and only a writing role. You build the SEO content outline, you write the prompts that produce the first draft, and then you do the work that actually determines whether the piece is any good: you copy edit it until it is accurate, sourced, on-voice and ready to publish.  There is no WordPress in this job.  No Elementor, no posting, no QA queue. Your responsibility ends at approved, publication-ready content, and a teammate takes it from there. We want to be straight about where the difficulty sits, because it is not where people expect. Directing Copy.ai well takes judgment, but it is learnable in a fortnight. What separates a strong candidate here is the edit. AI drafts arrive fluent and confident and quietly wrong: statistics that no source supports, citations to organisations that do not exist, a competitor's firm dropped in as a helpful example, the target keyword worked in fourteen times, a call to action that could belong to anyone, and — in legal content — a sentence that promises an outcome no lawyer would sign off on. Catching all of that, every time, under a 72-hour turnaround, is the job. If your instinct on reading a smooth paragraph is to ask  "can I verify this?" , you will do well here. You work inside a structured team: an SEO Specialist researches and clears topics with the client quarterly and loads keywords, sections and FAQs into ClickUp; you build the outline, draft and edit; the Project Manager and SEO Lead coordinate priorities and the content calendar. Twenty-five hours a week, fully remote, largely asynchronous. How the Work Flows Knowing the whole pipeline makes it clear where your work starts and stops. The  SEO Specialist  researches topics, gets them approved by the client each quarter, then adds supporting keywords, sections to cover and FAQs to the ClickUp task. You  build the SEO content outline in Semrush from that approved topic and keyword set, and format it into the client's content outline document. You  draft the piece using Copy.ai, writing prompts built from the outline to produce an SEO-optimized first draft. Typical turnaround is approximately 72 hours per piece. You  copy edit the draft—links, sourcing, keyword usage, CTAs, competitor mentions, readability. Typical turnaround is approximately 72 hours. The draft goes to the client for approval, and  you  handle any revisions requested. Once approved, the content is handed off for posting in WordPress/Elementor and QA.  No further involvement from you. Key Responsibilities Content Writing & Drafting Write and produce blog content and website copy using Copy.ai from SEO-approved outlines. This is the core, recurring weekly function of the role. Build and refine prompts in Copy.ai that produce SEO-optimized first drafts closely following the approved outline, rather than generic output you then have to rescue. Deliver drafts inside the expected turnaround window of approximately 72 hours per piece. Write for the target audience and hold to the client's voice and brand standards, not the tool's default register. SEO Content Outline Development Build SEO content outlines in Semrush from the keyword research and topics approved by the client and SEO Lead. Format completed outlines into the client's content outline document template, including sections to cover, supporting keywords and FAQs. Confirm the outline is complete