What the SEO and content operator does
Turn a weekly recorded interview into LinkedIn posts, short captioned clips and a newsletter draft, then run technical SEO and AI search work.
- Write two or three LinkedIn posts and cut short captioned clips from each interview
- Draft the weekly newsletter from the approved posts
- Run Search Console checks and fix what they find
- Refresh existing content so it ranks and gets cited
- Track how the company shows up in AI answers like ChatGPT
- Turn repeat tasks into AI workflows so they take less time each month
What the SEO and content operator role needs
- You've written plain, specific B2B posts for someone else
- You've cut short vertical clips from interviews or podcasts
- You've done hands-on technical SEO
- You use Claude or a similar AI tool every day and can show something you built with it
- You live in North or South America and overlap with US Central hours
- You work as an individual, not through an agency
Hours and pay for the SEO and content operator role
Contract. 10 to 20 hours a week. $45 to $65 an hour.
It's fully remote and part-time, and the work starts as soon as the right person is found.
How to apply for the SEO and content operator role
Apply through the short form. It takes about 10 minutes, and every applicant goes through it, so please don't apply by DM or email. If your application fits, I'll reach out, tell you who the role is for and set up a short video call. Finalists do a short paid test at their own rate before anyone starts.