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SharePoint / Content Migration Specialist
Posted 1 week ago by Kforce Technology Staffing
RESPONSIBILITIESKforce has a client in Nashville, TN that is seeking a SharePoint/Content Migration Specialist.SummaryTh...
- Rate Not specified
- Category Outside
- Work type Remote
- Location Remote or Nashville, Tennessee
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Social Media Publisher / Digital Content Specialist #Sports #Entertainment
Posted 2 weeks ago by Creative Recruitment
About the RoleWe’re seeking a fast, accurate Social Media Publisher / Digital Content Specialist to support midweek publ...
- Rate £240 per day
- Category Not specified
- Work type Remote
- Location London
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About Our Remote Working Content Contract Roles
What does a content contractor do?
As a contract Content, you are hired to create, manage, and optimise the written, visual, and multimedia content that organisations use to communicate with their audiences, whether customers, employees, regulators, or the public. The breadth of content contracting is considerable, spanning copywriting, content strategy, content design, technical writing, editorial management, social media content, video scripting, and SEO content production. Content contractors are deployed across in-house marketing teams, digital agencies, media organisations, government communications functions, and any organisation that produces content at scale and needs flexible resource to manage peaks in demand or specialist capability gaps.
The skills expected of content contractors depend on the specialism and seniority of the role. At the generalist end, strong writing ability, a clear and adaptable voice, and the ability to produce well-structured content to brief and deadline are the baseline expectations. More specialist content roles require specific expertise: content designers need knowledge of plain language principles, user research, and service design; SEO content writers need an understanding of keyword strategy and on-page optimisation; technical writers need the ability to explain complex processes or systems clearly for a non-specialist audience. Across all content disciplines, the ability to understand the audience, align content to the organisation's purpose and tone of voice, and produce work that requires minimal editing is the hallmark of a strong content contractor.
What is the market like for content contractors?
Content contracting is a large and active market, driven by the continued growth in digital channels and the increasing volume of content that organisations are expected to produce across web, social, email, and owned media. Demand for content contractors peaks around campaign periods, product launches, website redesigns, and periods of significant organisational change that require substantial communications output. The market spans a very wide range of rates, from relatively accessible entry-level writing roles through to senior content strategy and content design positions that command rates comparable to other specialist digital disciplines. Contractors who combine strong writing skills with specific platform knowledge, SEO expertise, or UX content design capability are in the strongest demand.
What does 'remote working' mean for content contractors?
Remote contract roles are delivered primarily from the contractor's own location rather than the client's premises. In the UK contractor market, "remote" covers a range of arrangements, from fully remote with no on-site requirement through to predominantly remote roles that involve periodic travel for workshops or stakeholder meetings, typically a few days per month.
Remote contracts can show different rate patterns compared to on-site or hybrid positions. In some cases, remote working reduces location-driven rate premiums; in others, rates remain aligned to the employer's location or market benchmarks. As with all contract roles, rates are primarily driven by scope, expertise, and delivery expectations rather than working arrangement alone.
The availability of remote contracting varies by role and sector. Technology, data, and digital roles offer the broadest remote opportunities, while financial services and government clients more commonly require hybrid arrangements. Contractors evaluating remote opportunities should clarify on-site expectations before accepting, as definitions of "remote" vary between clients.
How much do content contractors usually earn when working remotely?
Contract rates for content roles typically range from £300 to £550 per day, depending on the scope of the role, required expertise, and the delivery expectations of the engagement. Remote roles may sit at different points within this range depending on the employer's location and whether any on-site attendance is required.
How many remote working content vacancies are there on Quality Contracts?
Over the past twelve months, we have tracked over 290 content contract roles across the site. Around 50% of the jobs currently listed on Quality Contracts offer some sort of remote or hybrid working arranegment. Data reviewed up to September 2026.