SEO Content Writer/Editor (Edit AI-Generated Content), Remote Job

February 27, 2026

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What we’re looking for

We’re seeking talented writers who know how to successfully use ChatGPT as a writing tool, not as a writing replacement.

The process is as follows:

Research competing articles
Develop an outline with ChatGPT
Generate the article with ChatGPT
Edit for:

Structure – Improve the structure, when needed, to meet user intent better and explain concepts more clearly, and in the right order
SEO-friendliness – Keywords are used appropriately, and user intent is met
Skimmable formatting – Short paragraphs, bullets, numbered lists, etc. where appropriate
Expertise explained simply – Expert jargon, where necessary, is included and explained simply
Removing GPT voice – GPT is prone to repeating itself, adding fluff and unnecessary words, and overall has several “tells”

Add citations – Cite 7-10 facts from reputable sources

This remains a writing process that will likely take 5-6 hours to finalize per article.

Who we’re looking for

AI-savvy editors: You know what GPT-generated content looks like, and how to make it sound human.
SEO editors: You know what a useful article that meets user intent looks like, and how to achieve it

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