The Content & SEO Specialist will write and optimize blogs, perform keyword research, update existing content, and collaborate with teams.
Role overview
We’re looking for a Content & SEO Specialist who can turn app store optimization topics into clear, helpful content that actually ranks and converts.
Responsibilities
- Write and optimize blogs around ASO, app marketing, and screenshots
- Perform keyword research and content planning
- Update existing content to improve rankings
- Work closely with product and growth teams
Requirements
- Strong writing skills
- Basic SEO knowledge (on-page, internal linking, search intent)
- Familiarity with mobile apps or SaaS content is a plus
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