Online SEO Lesson Outline Writer (Contract)

Study.com is dedicated to making education easily accessible and highly valuable. Our SEO Lesson Outline Writers incorporate SEO best practices with helpful notes, keywords, and section headings into a lesson outline for instructors to produce high quality lessons. Outline writers are detail oriented and familiar with academic content. This role is creative and collaborative.

Project Description

Given relevant SEO research, you’ll contribute to the development of lessons by creating a structured outline using SEO best practices and providing content suggestions for instructors to publish comprehensive, high quality lessons.

You can choose what you want to work on from a pool of lesson titles covering a variety of topics, including humanities, math, and science. You will perform minimal research, but most of it will be done and available to you.

Requirements

You have a bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
You’re experienced in writing, structuring, or editing content
You have familiarity with online educational content
You’re committed to providing high-quality, accurate information
You know the basic principles of search engine optimization (SEO) and what makes web pages “win”
You have excellent communication skills and are responsive and collaborative

Preferred qualifications

You have developed academic course outlines or content
You have 1-3 years’ experience creating and publishing SEO content
You have strong online research skills

What We Offer

Reliable Payments: Timely, reliable payments twice a month via PayPal. All work is paid per piece. Per piece rates vary based on complexity and length of content.
Independence: No waiting, no assignments, and a massive library of lessons for you to choose from
Flexibility: Work from anywhere, at any time, completely online
Supportive Staff: Access to a supportive in-house team to answer your questions

The Contract Process

Complete the application and submit with your resume.
Applications are approved and contracts sent on Wednesdays.
Submit the contract within the 5-day signing window.
The following Wednesday, you’ll receive onboarding instructions.

You can view a step-by-step overview of the contract process here: How to Become a Freelancer with Study.com

About Study.com

The mission of Study.com is to make education accessible, and over the last two decades we’ve become the leading online education platform, delivering a personalized learning experience across a broad continuum of education for over 30 million students, instructors, and professionals every month.

We help empower millions of learners to achieve their education and career goals. We focus on increasing access to education because we know information is the ultimate equalizer and that education is key to upward mobility.

Come write for the company that was ranked 10th on Virtual Vocations' top 25 list of best partners for remote work in 2021! Feel free to share this opportunity with any friends you think would be interested, too.

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For the lesson title “Third-Person Point of View,” you’re given the following keywords with their search volume to create section headers for the lesson. Write lesson headers using these keywords in the order they should appear in the lesson and indicate which would be main headers and which would be sub-headers.
• how to write in third person point of view (90)
• types of third person point of view (390)
• third person point of view (40,500)
• third person point of view example (1,600)
• what is third person point of view (5,400)
• first vs third person point of view (30)
• third person limited point of view (6,600)
• third person omniscient point of view (5,400)*

For a lesson header “Definitions of Social Cues,” you indicate the following keywords should be used in the section: “definition of social cues” and “what are social cues.” You also need to provide the instructor with 2-4 sentences explaining the content that should be included in that section. Considering both the content itself and how it should be formatted/organized, write the directions for the instructor.*

Part of the creating a lesson outline includes selecting relevant, academic FAQs from a supplied list. For a lesson titled “What is Soil Erosion?” you’re given the following FAQs. Select those you think are relevant to the lesson subject along with a short explanation of your reasoning behind your choices.
• What is an example of erosion?
• What does erosion mean?
• Why do people always talk about erosion?
• What is the best definition of erosion?
• Is there erosion in my town?
• How do we protect coastlines?
• What are the main causes of erosion?
• Who cares erosion?*

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