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Remote Copywriter jobs

8 open positions in the United States, newest first.

Copywriters write the words a company uses to sell and explain itself: advertisements, landing pages, emails, product descriptions, taglines and scripts. Working from a brief, they find the angle and wording that will get a specific audience to notice, understand and act, and they keep the result consistent with the brand's voice.

About the Copywriter role

What the work looks like

  • Write headlines and body copy for ads, landing pages, emails and social posts from a creative brief.
  • Produce several variants of a message for A/B tests and revise based on which performs better.
  • Work with a designer or art director so that words and layout are developed together.
  • Interview product managers, salespeople or customers to get the facts and language behind a product.
  • Revise drafts through rounds of feedback from marketing, legal and brand reviewers.

What employers ask for

  • A portfolio of published copy
  • Concept development and headline writing
  • Adapting to an established brand voice
  • SEO fundamentals for web copy
  • Editing and proofreading to a style guide
  • Working with design and marketing teams

Doing this job remotely

Writing is solitary, deliverable-based work, and copywriting has long been done remotely by both employees and freelancers. Briefs and feedback arrive in documents and comment threads, so the ability to take written critique and turn revisions quickly matters. Agency roles can bring tight deadlines tied to client reviews and campaign launches.

Where it comes from and where it leads

Copywriters start from English, journalism, advertising or marketing backgrounds, portfolio schools, or freelance work. They progress to senior copywriter, then associate creative director and creative director, or shift toward content strategy, UX writing or brand leadership.