Staff Writer

Job Description – SEO Content & Project

Coordinator

About the role :

We run SEO and content programs for US-based clients, mostly local service businesses competing city by city. We need someone who can do the SEO and content work themselves and keep several client projects moving at once.

You will work alongside our SEO lead and own deliverables across clients. You will coordinate writers, designers, developers, video creators and link builders so work ships on time and to standard.

Key responsibilities :

SEO research and strategy -

• Build keyword sets for service pages, city pages, landing pages and blogs using Ahrefs, SEMrush and Google Search Console.
• Run competitor analysis to find ranking gaps, content opportunities and on-page tactics competitors use that we don't.
• Turn keyword and competitor research into a prioritised list of blog topics, page ideas and video topics for each client.

Content and page creation -

• Write briefs for blogs and pages covering target keywords, search intent, structure, internal links and local proof points.
• Write and edit web page and landing page content that converts as well as ranks.
• Review drafts from writers and interns for accuracy, keyword use, tone and local relevance.
• Run on-page SEO checklists before and after publishing: titles, meta, headings, schema, internal links, image alt text and indexing requests.

Video and local SEO -

• Ideate video topics mapped to blogs and pages, and brief the video team with outlines they can script from.
• Write and publish Google Business Profile posts aligned with each client's target cities and offers.

Project management and coordination -

• Manage a monthly content calendar across multiple clients, breaking each deliverable into steps with owners and deadlines.
• Coordinate handoffs between writers, designers, developers, video creators and link builders, and follow up on blockers early.
• Track progress in our task management system and flag deadline risks before they are missed.
• Share regular status updates with the team lead and contribute to client reporting when needed.

Requirements :

• 2–4 years of hands-on SEO and content experience, ideally in an agency serving multiple clients.
• Strong keyword research and competitor analysis skills with Ahrefs, SEMrush or similar, plus Google Search Console and GA4.
• Excellent written English: able to write page content for a US audience and give clear feedback on others' drafts.
• Solid understanding of on-page SEO, local SEO and Google Business Profile.
• Comfortable with WordPress or a similar CMS and basic schema markup.
• Proven ability to juggle several projects, run a calendar and hold people to deadlines.
• Experience with a project management tool such as ClickUp, Asana, Trello or Monday.

Good to have :

• Experience with US real estate or local service business clients.
• Familiarity with landing page CRO and A/B testing.
• Experience briefing video or short-form video content for SEO.
• Comfortable using AI tools for research and drafting while keeping quality and accuracy high.

Success in the first 90 days :

You own the full content workflow for at least two clients, from keyword set to published page. Deliverables ship on schedule and pass the on-page checklist the first time

How to apply:

Send your CV and two samples of content or SEO work (a page, blog or competitor analysis) to nilamappscrip.co

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About Rimigo

Rimigo is a travel platform built to put the traveller first - helping people plan and book perfect vacations. We're building a brand people genuinely love, and organic growth is core to how we get there.

The Role

You'll own all content across Rimigo's website, product pages, and UI copy - and be held accountable for what that content does, not just what it says. Success is measured in conversion rates and customer activation, not content volume.

What You'll Do

• Own all content across Rimigo's website, product pages, and UI copy
• Continuously improve copy and content to drive better activation, conversion, and retention
• Identify drop-off points in the customer journey and fix them through content and messaging
• Run iterative experiments on landing pages, CTAs, and product copy
• Brief and manage interns, freelancers, or writers for larger content needs

What We're Looking For

1. Strong Written English - Clear, concise, and persuasive. You can write well yourself.
2. Ability to Brief and Give Feedback - Comfortable directing other writers, not just producing yourself.
3. Understanding of Conversion & Funnel Metrics - You've owned a funnel metric before, not just produced content.
4. Comfort with Analytics Tools - PostHog, Google Analytics, or similar.
5. Experimental Thinking - Hypothesise, test, learn, repeat. You think in iterations, not campaigns.

Ideal Profile

• 1-3 years in a growth, content, or marketing role at a consumer startup
• Has owned a funnel metric before - not just produced content
• Curious about why users behave the way they do, not just what to write

Job Title: Social media management

Location: Hyderabad

Experience: 1–2 years

Employment Type: Full-time

About the Role

We're looking for a Content Production Executive to own end-to-end content production from strategy and scripting through publishing and performance analysis. You'll work cross-functionally with design, video, and marketing teams to ship high-volume, high-impact content across platforms.

Key Responsibilities

Own the content production lifecycle: research, strategy, scripting, coordination, publishing, and performance tracking

Produce marketing assets at volume reels, scripts, carousels, captions, graphics, and campaign creatives

Plan and manage editorial calendars across multiple brands/verticals

Execute multi-platform content strategies to drive audience engagement and growth

Collaborate with designers, video editors, and marketing teams on integrated campaigns

Ensure brand consistency across all creative output

Requirements

1–2 years of experience in content production, content strategy, or social media operations

Proven track record shipping high-volume content (100+ assets/quarter type output)

Strong scriptwriting and content planning skills

Experience managing multiple brands or workstreams simultaneously

Bachelor's degree in Visual Communication, Mass Comm, Marketing, or related field

Portfolio (Behance or similar) demonstrating creative range

Nice to Have

Experience across B2B content

Track record of measurable engagement lift from content campaigns

Content & Social Lead

Location: Turbhe,Navi Mumbai (on site)

Type: Full-time

Experience: 4–6 years in content and social

About NapChief:

NapChief is a fast-growing D2C kidswear brand. We sell through our own website (napchief.com) and all major marketplaces including Myntra, FirstCry, and Amazon. At Nap Chief, we're redefining kids' wear for a new generation of parents. We craft premium, super-soft clothing that kids love to wear and parents trust.Our mission is to empower the young generation and we are looking for you to join forces with us to conquer this mission.

About the role

You will own NapChief’s entire content and social function: everything the brand publishes, the calendar it runs on, the team that produces it, and the audience response it earns.This is a management seat first and a craft seat second. Five people report to you, and you will be measured by what your team produces, not by what you produce personally. If your ambition is to be the best maker in the room, this is the wrong role. If your ambition is to build a content engine that runs on a calendar and hits its dates without you in the middle of every task, this is the right one.

Responsibilities:

Content calendar and planning

• Own the rolling content calendar across Instagram, YouTube Shorts, and any platform we operate on — planned monthly, locked weekly, visible to the company in Asana with fixed start and end dates.
• Build the calendar around kidswear seasonality: the winter peak, festive and gifting windows, back-to-school, new collection drops, and end-of-season sale periods.
• Own the format mix — reels, statics, carousels, long-form, UGC and rebalance it monthly against performance data rather than team preference.
• Plan against the two audiences that matter and be explicit about which one each piece addresses: parents, who buy, and children, who wear.

Production and shoot management

• Own the shoot calendar end to end: concept, script, model casting and confirmation, location, props, styling, call sheets, and post-production timelines.
• Hold the production schedule. A shoot that loses its models on the morning of is a planning failure to build the confirmations, buffers, and fallbacks that prevent it.
• Manage external partners: photographers, videographers, editors, and studios, including rate negotiation and delivery timelines.
• Ensure every new collection has shoot-ready assets before it goes live on the website and marketplaces.

Organic social and community

• Own organic performance as a number: reach, engagement, saves, shares, follower growth, and non-follower reach reported weekly against target, not anecdotally.
• Run publishing discipline. No reposting old content as filler. Retire formats once they stop performing and test new ones on a defined cadence.
• Own community management comments, DMs, and the response SLA routing anything that becomes a service issue to customer service.

Influencer and UGC

• Own the influencer program through the influencer marketing owner on your team: partner selection, brief quality, deliverable tracking, usage rights, and cost per asset.
• Build a repeatable UGC pipeline from customers and parent creators, and route the best-performing assets into the paid creative pool.
• Measure influencer spend the way we measure everything else — cost per usable asset, engagement earned, and contribution to sales where trackable.

Brand storytelling

• Own the brand narrative in content: what NapChief stands for, how it sounds, and how that holds together across every post, campaign, and collection launch.
• Write and approve scripts and copy, or direct the team that does.
• Maintain the Master Creative Document as a living reference that survives any individual leaving.
• Run seasonal campaign concepts end to end: brief, narrative, asset list, timeline, and post-campaign review against results.

Team leadership

• Manage five people directly. Run weekly 1:1s and a documented weekly team review.
• Set priorities explicitly. Every person on your team should be able to state their top three priorities for the week without asking you.
• Hold people to dates. Where work slips you handle it directly — the conversation, the written expectation, the follow-up, and the escalation if it repeats. Repeated following-up is not management.
• Develop the team. Two of the five are in their first or second year. Your job is to make them independent, not to absorb their work when they struggle.
• Own hiring input, interview scorecards, and probation recommendations for your team.

Coordination

• Work alongside the Brand Strategist, who owns creative for paid media. Your organic and production engine feeds that pipeline.
• One team member is coached by the Brand Strategist on creative craft while reporting to you — you own their priorities, performance, and review.
• Work with the Shopify and marketplace owners so launches, sale events, and campaigns have assets on time.

KPIs you own

• Organic reach and engagement growth vs monthly target, including non-follower reach
• Content calendar adherence — planned vs published, on date
• Shoot-to-live turnaround — days from shoot to assets available for use
• Asset throughput per month at the agreed quality bar
• Influencer cost per usable asset
• Team scorecard completion every person on your team on a live weekly scorecard

Requirements:

• 4–6 years in content and social for consumer brands, including 2+ years managing a team of four or more. Agency backgrounds are welcome, particularly if you ran a pod across brands and now want to go deep on one.
• Demonstrated people management with a mechanism behind it. You will be asked in the interview to walk through, week by week, how you handled someone who repeatedly missed deadlines. We are looking for a specific method, not persistence.
• Experience running a production calendar with real deadlines and real consequences — shoots, launches, and campaign dates that could not move.
• Strong planning and timeline management. This is the core competency for this seat, ahead of design or editing skill.
• Storytelling ability. You can articulate why a piece of content exists and what it should make a parent feel or do.
• Comfort with numbers: platform analytics, weekly reporting, and making format decisions from data.
• Hands-on enough to be credible. You can brief, review, and give sharp feedback on a reel or a script even if you are not the one editing it.
• Working proficiency with Asana or an equivalent, plus social scheduling and analytics tooling.
• Not a fit if: your strongest asset is your personal portfolio and you would rather be making content than running a team; your management experience is limited to freelancers; or you have led social at a large brand where an agency and a producer handled production.

About the Role:

We are seeking a skilled and versatile Content Writer to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in crafting high-quality, SEO-driven content while maintaining brand consistency. This role demands exceptional writing skills, creativity, and the ability to adapt to industry trends rapidly. If you are passionate about creating impactful content and have experience collaborating with SEO and marketing teams, we want to hear from you! Key Responsibilities:

1. Content Creation:

○ Produce up to 2000 words daily, maintaining a professional tone and adhering to brand guidelines.

○ Develop engaging, original, and well-structured content, including blogs, articles, whitepapers, case studies, and social media posts.

2. Research and Trends:

○ Stayupdated with the latest trends in the industry, identifying problems and offering innovative solutions through your writing.

○ Incorporate strategic insights to create content that resonates with target audiences, especially C-level executives.

3. SEOOptimization:

○ Collaborate closely with the SEO team to integrate keywords effectively, ensuring alignment with SEO best practices to maximize organic reach.

○ Utilize expertise in keyword nuances, synonym usage, and content segregation to boost content visibility and rankings.

4. Documentation and Organization:

○ Maintain impeccable documentation, aligning content strategies with business goals.

○ Ensure zero grammatical errors and high readability across all content pieces.

5. TeamCollaboration:

○ Workclosely with cross-functional teams, including marketing and SEO, to achieve revenue and engagement targets.

○ Foster a collaborative environment within the content team, focusing on organic and authentic content creation without reliance on AI practices.

6. Adaptability and Growth:

○ Embraceadynamic work environment, adapting swiftly to industry and organizational changes. ○ Bring a proactive approach to continuous learning and professional development.

Qualifications and Skills:

● Educational Background:

○ Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, English, Journalism, or a related field.

● Experience:

○ 1–4+years of proven experience in content writing.

○ Minimum2–3years of experience targeting C-level executives in content strategy.

● Skills:

○ Strong vocabulary and ability to maintain brand tone and voice.

○ Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.

○ Ability to write professional, error-free content.

○ Proficiency in SEO best practices and keyword research.

○ Experience in effective team building and collaboration.

● Additional Attributes:

○ Proven record of achieving SEO and marketing goals.

○ Track record of professional growth and achievements in previous roles.

○ Ability to produce impactful, original content while aligning with business objectives

Role Overview : As Content Manager for Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam markets, you will own regional content end-to-end, from planning and scripting through production and performance review. This role sits at the intersection of editorial judgment and operational discipline: you will be responsible for what gets made, when it gets made, and why it performs the way it does.

Why This Role Matters: South India represents some of Little Stories' fastest-growing and most culturally distinct audiences. Getting Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam content right, in language, tone, and cultural nuance, is central to the company's ability to scale credibly across new cities without diluting the hyper-local promise that differentiates it. This role has direct ownership over that outcome.

Key Responsibilities

Own the content calendar

• Build and maintain weekly and monthly content calendars across all three languages, with clear timelines from research through publishing.
• Proactively identify scheduling risk and resolve it before deadlines are affected.

Own production operations

• Take full operational ownership of the production pipeline, coordinating across writers, researchers, editors, video teams, and creators to ensure nothing stalls between stages.
• Build and maintain a shared production tracker that gives complete visibility into the status, owner, and timeline of every piece of content at any given moment.
• Identify bottlenecks across the pipeline before they cause delays, and resolve them directly rather than escalating and waiting.

Drive story ideation

• Track trends across South Indian social media and creator culture on an ongoing basis.
• Pitch episodes, hooks, and series, and maintain a live topic bank to ensure consistent content supply.
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Manage scripting and quality

• Brief writers with clarity and specificity.
• Step in to write scripts directly when needed, ensuring quality and timelines are never dependent on writer availability alone.
• Review all scripts for structure, tone, and shareability, and manage revisions efficiently to keep production on schedule.

Analyse performance

• Review views, watch time, retention, shares, and comments across all three languages.
• Translate performance data into clear, actionable recommendations for future content.

Senior Content Strategist

Marketing · Organic Growth (SEO + GEO + AEO)

5 days WFO 🕐 Full-Time · Senior IC role Individual contributor role. Path to leadership after you've proved the impact.

Read This First

If you're a Content Leader at a mid-size SaaS company right now, you probably know the trap: mostly managing, rarely strategizing, and almost never doing the actual work.

You'll do the work. You'll run the audits yourself, pick the keywords that matter out of the pool, rewrite the pages that need rewriting, build the dashboards, and set the roadmap the team executes against. Deliver a strong early turnaround, and a team gets built around you. But we're hiring for the person who can produce the outcome not for the person who wants to skip straight to owning the org chart.

Most senior content people can't do this anymore. If you still can this is the seat.

The Mission

We aren't automating scripts we're deprecating the era of manual-heavy testing entirely. TestMu AI is building the world's first AI-native platform where Agentic Intelligence autonomously plans, authors, and self-heals the entire Quality Engineering lifecycle.

The name "TestMu" comes from our community conference — our users and our team are the heartbeat of what we build, not an audience.

As we rebrand from LambdaTest to TestMu AI, our organic footprint needs someone who can protect what's ranking, rebuild what isn't, and set us up to win in the world where developers ask ChatGPT and Perplexity before they open Google. That's the seat.

Why This Seat Matters Right Now

GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is a young discipline. Nobody has a playbook. You get to write one for an AI-native product, at the exact moment developers are shifting how they search.

A large keyword pool. A rebrand mid-flight. Real ranking positions to defend and real gaps to close. This is not "come manage a stable content engine."

Full LLM tooling from day one Claude, ChatGPT, whatever else you need. Not for content generation (that's the boring use). For analysis, dashboarding, opportunity detection, and the operational SEO work that used to take a team of three.

A product that people actually search for. QA engineers, dev leads, and CTOs at companies like Wells Fargo, JPMorgan, Meta, Louis Vuitton, and Sephora are your audience. High-intent, high-value, high-leverage.

What You'll Own

This is real work. Not oversight.

• The AEO + SEO + GEO strategy for TestMu AI end to end. What we rank for today, what we should rank for, and how we win in AI answer engines as the search landscape shifts.
• Prioritisation across a sprawling keyword pool. You'll pick what matters first, defend the choice, and hold the line when other functions want to hijack the roadmap.
• Hands-on execution on the top-priority pages audit, rewrite, consolidate, or deprioritise. You don't just brief this work. You do the parts that need your judgment.
• The weekly and monthly cadence how the content team runs, what they work on, what gets shipped, and how it gets measured.
• The dashboards and reporting layer — Google Search Console data, page-level trends, alerts on ranking drops, and recurring performance updates the whole company reads.
• The early-innings outcome measurable movement in organic clicks and ranking on the priority set. Not a large unactioned backlog. Real improvement, defensible in a room.

How You'll Spend Your Week

So you know what you're walking into.

• Mornings in Google Search Console what moved, what dropped, what deserves attention today.
• Deep audit blocks pulling data with Ahrefs / SEMrush, running Apify workflows, digging into why a specific set of pages isn't converting search intent.
• Actually writing and rewriting the pages where your judgment is the difference between a page that ranks and one that doesn't. This is not delegated.
• Team enablement briefing the existing content team on priorities, reviewing their work, teaching the SEO/GEO lens as you go.
• Building dashboards and alerts the reporting layer that makes organic performance visible to marketing, product, and leadership without meetings.
• Weekly leadership sync showing the numbers, defending the priorities, and shifting the plan when the data says so.

How We'll Know You're Great

Signals we're looking for.

• You think in queries and intent, not in "topics." You can look at a keyword and see the buyer journey, the SERP composition, and the fastest path to ranking without being told.
• You use LLMs as a second brain, not a content mill. You've built at least one workflow that automates something in your SEO stack analysis, clustering, opportunity detection, brief generation from SERP data.
• You know what changed in search this year. Google's AI Overviews, the shift to answer engines, the way core updates hit topical authority. You have opinions, and they're informed.
• You've been the person who made the numbers move — not the person who managed the person who made the numbers move. You can point to specific pages, specific quarters, specific traffic curves.
• Extreme ownership: you take full accountability for outcomes, not just tasks.

Your Early Runway

Precision expectations. Not vibes.

Diagnose first.

• Audit current content and organic performance across the domain.
• Identify priority pages, keyword clusters, and the immediate fixes worth shipping early.
• Set up dashboards, alerts, reporting cadence, and the SEO/GEO roadmap the team will execute against.

Then ship and prove.

• Drive execution on the highest-priority pages and optimisations. Your hands on the ones that need it.
• Show measurable movement in organic clicks and priority-page rankings not a backlog, an actual curve.
• Prove a repeatable prioritisation model the team can run without you in the room for every decision.
• Earn the case for expanded scope team leadership is discussed only after hands-on impact is on the table.

Your Toolkit

What you'll be fluent in or become fluent in fast.

• Google Search Console this is where you live. Daily. Non-negotiable fluency.
• Ahrefs, SEMrush, or equivalent for keyword and backlink intelligence.
• Apify for scraping, competitive tracking, and SERP data at scale.
• Claude and other LLMs as operational tools for audits, clustering, brief generation, dashboard building, and any analysis that used to take days.
• Dashboard, alerting, and reporting whatever tool makes the numbers visible.

Who This Is For (And Who It Isn't)

This role is for you if:

• You've spent years deep in SEO / content strategy, primarily in B2B SaaS, tech, or IT (EdTech, FinTech, and post-COVID high-growth companies are also relevant).
• You still love the craft. You'd rather run an audit yourself than send it to someone junior and hope.
• You want to move fast, work in ambiguity, and be trusted with real ownership.
• You're excited about GEO as the next frontier not defensive about it.

This role is not for you if:

• You haven't done hands-on SEO work in a long while.
• You want a purely managerial seat with a large team and predictable rhythms.
• You need a highly structured corporate environment.
• You'd rather set direction than execute against it.

Your Path

Your growth at TestMu AI is mapped to what you ship. Deliver a strong early turnaround and you earn the case for building a team around you. Prove that team can compound the outcome, and Lead - Content is the next seat. This is the ladder, and it's earned not inherited.

Roles & Responsibilities

1. Develop and execute integrated marketing campaigns and content strategies across digital platforms
2. Identify trends, creator opportunities, and audience behaviour to inform content direction
3. Translate market insights into actionable content strategies
4. Manage visual storytelling and brand narrative across Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, and emerging platforms
5. Craft compelling copy and communications that align with brand voice

Ideal Candidate

1Strong Content Strategy / Social Media Strategy Profile from D2C / Consumer Brands

2Mandatory (Experience 1): Must have 4+ years of experience in content strategy, brand marketing, social media strategy, or creative planning.

3Mandatory (Experience 2): Must have hands-on experience handling social media platforms including Instagram, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn.

4Mandatory (Experience 3): Must have experience developing content strategies and deciding what type of content should go across different social media platforms.

5Mandatory (Experience 4): Must have experience creating monthly content calendars and planning content for social media platforms.

6Mandatory (Skill 1): Must have a strong understanding of digital culture, current social media trends, and content formats.

7Mandatory (Skill 2): Must have a strong understanding of Instagram Reels, trends, and social-first content.

8Mandatory (Skill 3): Must have strong communication, copywriting, content planning, brand storytelling, and content ecosystem understanding.

9Mandatory (Industry): Must have experience with D2C / consumer brands. Experience in fashion, beauty, lifestyle, or consumer brands

Experience: 2–4 years

Location: Pune | WFO

Market: US / International clients

Industry: IT Services / Software / SaaS / Product Engineering

Key must-have requirements

• Excellent English Communication Fluent written and spoken English
• Comfortable directly communicating with US clients
• Able to participate in client calls and explain marketing/content ideas clearly
• Strong email and professional communication skills
• Content Writing – Strong Hands-on experience writing blogs, website content and landing pages
• B2B/technology content experience preferred
• Strong research and storytelling ability
• Can understand technical concepts and convert them into easy-to-understand business content
• Experience creating thought-leadership content
• SEO Keyword research
• On-page SEO
• Content/blog optimization
• Landing-page optimization
• Search performance analysis
• Identifying content gaps and opportunities
• Understanding of organic traffic growth
• Digital & Social Media LinkedIn — especially important for B2B IT marketing
• Facebook, Instagram and X
• Social media content creation
• Content calendar planning
• Campaign execution
• Email Marketing Email campaign creation and execution
• Newsletter management
• Brevo or similar platforms
• Basic understanding of email metrics and optimization
• Analytics Google Analytics
• Website traffic analysis
• Content performance
• Ability to interpret data and recommend improvements

1. Sales/Marketing Collateral
2. Candidate should be comfortable creating or coordinating:

• One-pagers
• Brochures
• White papers
• Sales decks
• Flyers
• Conference/event content
• Case studies

1. IT/Technology Understanding
2. Prior experience in IT Services, IT Consulting, SaaS, Software Development or Product Engineering should be strongly preferred.
3. They should have at least a basic understanding of:

• Web & Mobile Development
• Product Engineering
• UI/UX
• QA/Testing
• Cloud & DevOps
• AI & Automation

1. AI Tools
2. Practical experience with tools such as:

• ChatGPT
• Claude
• Gemini
• Gamma
• Genspark

1. Important: Candidate should know how to research, fact-check, edit and humanize AI-generated content rather than simply copy-pasting AI output.
2. Basic Design

• Basic Figma knowledge
• Understanding of visual communication
• Ability to create basic visual concepts/references
• Comfortable working with graphic/UI designers

About Monsoonfish

Monsoonfish is a premier design and brand strategy consultancy specializing in UX/UI design, product strategy, and corporate branding. We build impactful digital products and brand experiences for both internal initiatives and a diverse roster of forward-thinking clients. We value high integrity, extreme ownership, and a deep-seated passion for quality over rigid corporate structures.

Role Overview

We are seeking a highly driven, strategic, and deeply creative Senior Content Writer & Marketing Manager. This is a hybrid, multi-faceted role divided into three core pillars:

1. Brand Custodian & Marketing Lead for Monsoonfish: Driving the strategic growth, brand equity, and lead generation engines for Monsoonfish itself.
2. Client-Facing Content & Strategy Consultant: Spearheading copy, UX writing, and marketing content for our clients’ websites, branding projects, and digital products.
3. AI Transition & Infrastructure: Helping Monsoonfish evolve into an AI-enabled marketing organization by establishing scalable workflows, documentation systems, content repositories, and brand frameworks that improve efficiency, consistency, and quality.

This is a self-driven, high-ownership role where micromanagement does not exist. Working hand-in-hand with our internal Design Leader, you will lead from the front, safeguarding the Monsoonfish brand archetype while executing multi-channel marketing campaigns.

Location: In-Office (Pune, MH), with performance-based, flexible WFH exceptions.

Employment Type: Full-time

Experience Level: Mid-to-Senior level (5+ years preferred in marketing, copy/content writing, or agency environments)

Key Responsibilities

Pillar 1: Monsoonfish Brand Strategy & Marketing (Internal)

Brand Custodianship:

Act as the ultimate gatekeeper for the Monsoonfish brand. Ensure every internal and external touchpoint—from social media to HR appointment letters, exit documents, proposals, case studies, and pitch decks—aligns perfectly with our brand archetype, tone of voice, and visual standards.

Lead Generation & Growth:

Design and execute short-term marketing initiatives to generate high-quality inbound B2B leads and prospective clients.

Social Media & Content Management:

• Develop and execute comprehensive content calendars and thematic content buckets.
• Script, write, and conceptualize diverse content formats: text posts, long-form articles, carousels, and video/film scripts.
• Manage and distribute content across LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Medium, Dribbble, and the corporate website/blog.
• Collaborate directly with internal graphic designers and video editors to bring visual narratives to life.

Agency Management & SEO/AIO:

Partner with the internal Marketing Design Leader to co-manage external agency partners (such as our SEO/AIO agency). Act as the content anchor, ensuring everything the agency requires—headlines, meta tags, landing pages, and web collaterals—is perfectly written, aligned with our brand, and delivered efficiently.

"Cognilense" Publication Expansion:

Cognilense is Monsoonfish's knowledge and thought-leadership initiative focused on design psychology, UX principles, cognitive biases, and decision-making frameworks.

Take ownership of our proprietary publication house (Cognilense—covering UX laws, cognitive biases, mental models, etc.).

• Manage and scale distribution across Amazon and retail formats.
• Strategize, innovate, and market Cognilense Workshops to establish Monsoonfish as a thought leader in the design ecosystem.

Employer Branding:

Naturally attract elite design and engineering talent/interns through outstanding cultural and brand marketing.

Pillar 2: Client Content & Strategy (External)

Cross-Functional Collaboration:

Partner with our internal product strategists, brand designers, and UX/UI teams to deliver comprehensive design and marketing solutions to clients.

End-to-End Copywriting:

Take full ownership of the text-based deliverables for client projects, spanning website copywriting, UX copy, brand taglines, product messaging, and go-to-market collaterals.

Adaptability:

Swiftly adapt your writing style and tone to match various client industries, personas, and unique brand voices.

Pillar 3: AI Transition & Infrastructure

AI-Led Workflow Documentation:

Lead the marketing department's transition into an AI-augmented workflow.

Repository Management:

Build, organize, and maintain digital frameworks, rules, content repositories, tone-of-voice guidelines, and brand archetype style guides that will feed into and support future internal AI-based tools.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Your success in this role will be directly measured by:

1. Inbound Lead Velocity: Growth in prospective business queries and B2B leads generated via marketing channels.
2. Brand Equity & Visibility: Measurable increase in organic reach, engagement, and authority across key platforms (LinkedIn, Medium, etc.).
3. Delivery Quality & Integrity: Consistently delivering thoughtful, high-quality, strategically sound content for both internal brand initiatives and client projects on schedule.
4. Project Pipeline for Cognilense: Expansion of retail reach and successful corporate/educational sign-ups for Cognilense workshops.
5. Vendor Efficiency: Successful collaboration with external agencies alongside the Design Leader to meet SEO and growth targets.

What We Look For (Requirements)

Technical & Creative Skills

• Proven experience as a Content Writer, Copywriter, or Marketing Manager (agency or design studio experience is a massive plus).
• Exceptional command of the English language, with the ability to pivot seamlessly between business-focused B2B positioning and human-centric UX copy.
• Familiarity with modern SEO practices and a keen interest in AI Engine Optimization (AIO).
• Collaborative Vendor Management: Prior experience working with or managing external marketing/SEO agencies to deliver business results.
• Hands-on experience creating social media content calendars and managing cross-functional creative workflows (working with designers/video editors).
• Comfortable with leveraging AI tools ethically to scale and optimize internal processes.

Behavioral Traits & Culture Fit

• Extreme Ownership: You do not wait to be told what to do. You spot gaps, build strategies, and execute them independently.
• High Integrity: Honesty, direct communication, and commitment to top-tier delivery are non-negotiable.
• Collaborative Leadership: You are a team player who can share ownership with a Design Leader, put your hand up to help others, and comfortably ask for help when a project requires collective brainpower.
• Flexibility: While we don’t watch the clock, you are willing to occasionally jump on late evening calls or extend hours when critical client deliveries demand it.

Culture & Perks

• Output-Driven Freedom: We do not track hours or micromanage your day. If you deliver world-class work with total integrity, you enjoy immense autonomy.
• Hybrid Flexibility: This is primarily an in-office position to foster deep design collaboration, but hybrid/WFH exceptions are readily granted based on performance, trust, and rapport.
• Direct Impact: Your strategic footprint will be visible daily on both our corporate brand trajectory and the products we build for clients globally.