Entry level Content Writer jobs in the US
There are currently 2 entry level content writer jobs in the US on EntryLevelJobs, collected from employer career pages and job boards and refreshed several times a day. Recent openings include roles at Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library and Make Athlete Action. Most of the newest listings are in Atlanta and Washington.
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Content Creator Intern
Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library · Atlanta, GA, United States
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Content Writer (Fitness, Sports Science, Nutrition)
Make Athlete Action · Washington, DC
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About entry level content writer jobs
Junior content writers and copywriters produce blog posts, web pages, emails, product copy and social captions, often working to SEO briefs and a brand style guide.
Skills employers ask for
- Clear, accurate writing
- SEO basics
- Research
- Editing and proofreading
- Adapting tone for different audiences
Tip for getting hired
Keep a few short, varied samples ready, such as a blog post, a product description and an email, and match them to the type of company you apply to.
Frequently asked questions
How many entry level content writer jobs are available in the US?
We're currently listing 2 entry level content writer jobs in the US. Listings are refreshed several times a day and expired jobs are removed automatically.
Which companies are hiring entry level content writer roles in the US?
Companies with recent openings include Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library and Make Athlete Action.
What skills do entry level content writer jobs ask for?
Common requirements include clear, accurate writing, sEO basics, research, editing and proofreading and adapting tone for different audiences.
Are there remote entry level content writer jobs?
0 of the 2 newest listings here are remote, and 1 are full-time. You can also browse remote content writer jobs on their own page.