Software SEO Technical Content Writer
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a writer-developer who can produce original, technically accurate website content that appeals to both engineers and search engines. The focus is on Python and general software-development methodologies (Agile, Scrum, Test-Driven Development, CI/CD, and the like).
Here is what I’m after:
• An initial batch of concise, well-structured articles (think 800–1 200 words each) that explain core Python concepts and compare or reference relevant development practices and workflows.
• Solid on-page SEO: keyword research, logical heading hierarchy, meta descriptions, and internal-link suggestions so the pieces rank and connect naturally across the site.
• Clear, developer-friendly examples or code snippets written and reviewed by you, not copied from elsewhere.
I will provide existing style guidelines and a shortlist of priority keywords; you handle topic ideation, outline approval, writing, and basic optimisation. Deliver each article as a clean Markdown or Google Doc file ready for publishing.
Your background in software engineering should be evident in the writing—jargon-free explanations where possible, but no dumbing down of technical depth. If this first round goes well, I have ongoing work waiting.
Here is what I’m after:
• An initial batch of concise, well-structured articles (think 800–1 200 words each) that explain core Python concepts and compare or reference relevant development practices and workflows.
• Solid on-page SEO: keyword research, logical heading hierarchy, meta descriptions, and internal-link suggestions so the pieces rank and connect naturally across the site.
• Clear, developer-friendly examples or code snippets written and reviewed by you, not copied from elsewhere.
I will provide existing style guidelines and a shortlist of priority keywords; you handle topic ideation, outline approval, writing, and basic optimisation. Deliver each article as a clean Markdown or Google Doc file ready for publishing.
Your background in software engineering should be evident in the writing—jargon-free explanations where possible, but no dumbing down of technical depth. If this first round goes well, I have ongoing work waiting.