2. Copywriter or Content Strategist
If you’ve ever spent an hour crafting the perfect sentence only to delete it and start over, congratulations—you may already be a copywriter. Content folks write the words that sell, explain, soothe, nudge, or convince. Sometimes it’s about page hierarchy. Sometimes it’s a pun. Sometimes it’s just three bullet points and a sigh.
Remote copywriting works best when the briefs are sharp, the client expectations clear, and the stakeholders minimal. You’ll spend your time writing, rewriting, refining, and removing Oxford commas depending on who’s paying the invoice. And while group writing sessions sound productive in theory, they usually produce a lot of Google Docs and very little progress.
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