Content Writer (Long-Form, E-E-A-T)

Senior Content Writer (Long-Form Finance) CW-004

Role Description

As a long-form Content Writer, you will craft well-researched, narrative finance articles between 3,800 and 4,500+ words for publication on our networks.

We expect at least 4 years of experience in financial journalism/ in-depth financial news analysis with a portfolio that demonstrates a strong command of traditional, fact-based writing.

You will synthesize complex financial topics into engaging stories, drawing from authoritative sources while adhering to YMYL guidelines.

You must maintain impeccable citation discipline, ensure transparency about potential conflicts of interest, and integrate LSI keywords naturally without compromising clarity or trust.

Important Tools & Keywords

Style guides (AP, Chicago)

Citation management tools

Google Docs or similar

GSC query analysis

Financial databases (e.g., SEC filings)

LSI keywords

People-first narrative

Research synthesis

Original data analysis

Fact checking

Skills Required

Financial literacy

Narrative storytelling

Research and synthesis

Citation discipline

Reader engagement strategies

In-depth interviewing

Data interpretation

Editorial collaboration

SEO-friendly writing

Ethical journalism

Ideal Candidate Profile

The ideal writer has a natural curiosity about markets and economies, combined with a disciplined adherence to journalistic standards.

They bring a clear, traditional writing style that conveys complex ideas simply but comprehensively.

They value transparency and integrity in reporting, know how to contextualize data points, and are comfortable working with editors and experts to refine their stories.

They recognize that their work can influence financial decisions and therefore demonstrate caution, nuance, and respect for the readers trust.

Selection Criteria

We look for writers with published, long-form work in finance or related fields, demonstrating their ability to build narratives from verified sources. Experience in YMYL topics and comfort with citation management are necessary. We evaluate how candidates incorporate LSI keywords fluidly, maintain reader engagement, and follow editorial guidelines without over-optimizing content.