Content Writing Positions Online – Entry-Level Content Creation Role | $25–$35/hr

Job Title: Remote Junior Copywriter – Flexible Schedule Compensation: $25–$35 per hour, paid weekly via ACH Location: Remote – Applicants from all regions welcome Schedule: Self-paced work; minimum availability of 15 hours per week Experience Required: Entry-level; no formal copywriting experience necessary Education Required: No degree required; strong written English preferred About the Position Jobtacular is excited to present a unique opportunity for creatives who love to write but are tired of being boxed into traditional 9-to-5 schedules. We're working with a media-forward digital marketing platform that’s building out its distributed content team and offering copywriting jobs remote—a role perfect for self-starters with a passion for storytelling, product description, email copy, and social media blurbs. If you're someone who enjoys weaving words together to get people to take action—but doesn't want to be micromanaged, overworked, or chained to Slack all day—keep reading. This is a fully remote, contractor-based position. No phone calls. No Zoom fatigue. Just consistent writing assignments, clear briefs, and weekly pay for doing what you do best. What You'll Actually Be Doing Let’s be real: most job descriptions for copywriting roles are either super vague (“be a brand voice ninja!”) or ask for 10 years of experience writing direct response ads for unicorn startups. This isn’t that. Here's what this job actually entails: – Writing short-form and medium-form content like product descriptions, promo blurbs, email headlines, and landing page copy – Following simple briefs with tone/style guidance (think playful, educational, or direct response) – Writing within templates that make it easy to plug and play (especially for things like promotional emails or sale announcements) – Editing and revising your own work for clarity, grammar, and punchiness – Occasionally collaborating with other writers or editors via asynchronous comments or feedback threads (no meetings) – Using tools like Google Docs, Notion, or Trello to receive tasks and submit completed work Is This Job Right for You? If you're Googling copywriting jobs remote, chances are you’re: – Burned out from trying to land “real” agency roles without an ad school portfolio – A skilled writer who wants freelance flexibility but is tired of chasing down clients – Looking for remote income that doesn’t involve customer service, cold calls, or surveys – Hoping to build your writing career without gatekeepers, ghostwriting, or unpaid “test” assignments This job fits that bill. It’s beginner-friendly. It’s structured. And yes—it's actually paid. Your Toolkit (No Fancy Tech Required) – A working laptop or desktop (any OS works as long as you can access Google Workspace) – A reliable internet connection (you’ll be uploading docs and checking dashboards) – Basic grammar knowledge and a solid sense of tone and pacing – Familiarity with Google Docs formatting (headers, bold text, line spacing, comments) – Ability to manage your time and work independently—no one’s going to babysit you here – Optional but helpful: understanding of SEO basics, CTA writing, or basic copy frameworks like PAS or AIDA Pay, Workflow, and Scheduling Writers are paid a flat hourly rate of $25/hr during the first 2 weeks (training phase). After completing 20 assignments with satisfactory feedback, most writers are bumped to $30/hr. High performers and editors can earn $35/hr or more. You’re not paid per word or per piece—you’re paid for time spent working on assigned briefs and revisions, tracked via timestamps or Asana logs. You’ll choose your availability weekly and can work as few as 15 hours or as many as 40. Shifts are flexible—you can complete tasks at any time of day, provided they meet the weekly deadline. There's no “clock in” system, just clear communication about when your tasks will be submitted. A Real Day in This Role Let’s say it’s a Tuesday morning. You check your task dashboard and see three assignments: – Write 5 product blurbs for a new fitness gear line (100 words each) – Draft an email sequence for a back-to-school skincare promo (subject lines, headlines, and body copy) – Refresh a landing page to make it more action-driven based on notes from the growth team You grab a coffee, review the brand guidelines, and start with the product blurbs—playful tone, with 2–3 product benefits each. Next, you structure the emails using the PAS framework. Each one ends with a CTA to click for a discount. You leave comments where you're unsure, and move on to the landing page rewrite. You tighten the headline, add urgency to the CTA, and tweak the testimonials section for flow. Three hours later, you submit everything and log your time. Done. No meetings. No Slack pings. No last-minute chaos. Just focused writing and weekly pay. Here’s What Our Writers Say “I applied thinking it’d be another clickbait content farm. It’s not. The briefs are clear, the tone is fun, and I’m never stuck rewriting the same blog post for hours. If you love writing but hate pitching—this is for you.” – Keira M., Miami, FL “I didn’t have any formal experience, but I followed the training and now I’m working 25 hours a week while traveling through Europe. I’ve never had more creative freedom in a paid job.” – Zach H., Berlin, Germany Common Questions Answered Is this full-time or part-time? It’s contract-based. You can scale up or down based on your availability. Most writers work 15–30 hours weekly. Do I need a portfolio to apply? You’ll be asked to complete a brief writing sample, but no formal portfolio is required. Do I need to attend meetings? No scheduled calls. You’ll get feedback in writing through comments on your work. What kind of writing will I be doing? Mostly short-to-mid-length commercial copy: ads, product blurbs, landing pages, headlines, and marketing email content. Are there growth opportunities? Yes. Writers who consistently meet deadlines and maintain high quality often move into editing or content strategy roles within 60–90 days. Is this open to international applicants? Yes—as long as you have strong English writing skills and access to Google Docs, you’re eligible to apply. Apply Today to Join the Remote Copy Team Click the Apply Now button to explore one of the most flexible and fair copywriting jobs remote on the market today. No pressure, no quotas, no clickbait—just structured writing work, consistent income, and the freedom to work on your own terms. 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