Newsletter Editor - Entry Level, Remote

About the role

We're looking for a Newsletter Editor to help manage our growing portfolio of newsletters. You'll support the senior editorial team in creating engaging content and managing daily operations across multiple newsletter campaigns.

What you'll do

Manage the daily production calendar for newsletters, ensuring deadlines are met and quality standards stay high. Write and optimise subject lines and headlines to improve open rates and reader engagement. Assist with story selection, asset gathering, and schedule newsletters for delivery. Use audience data to identify optimisation opportunities and test different approaches to content mix and send timing. Maintain newsletter workflows. Support editors on best practices, templates and publishing tools. Collaborate with product and tech teams to resolve issues. Support the rollout of new newsletters and redesigns.

Skills and experience you'll need

Experience editing and assembling newsletters in a fast-paced environment. Ability to write clear, compelling copy and curate engaging content under tight deadlines. Strong attention to detail. An eye for compelling headlines and clean layout design. Understanding of audience analytics and how to turn data into action. Proficiency with newsletter service providers. Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to collaborate with multiple teams. A proactive problem-solving mindset. No prior experience required—full training provided.

Rate: Competitive entry-level pay, details shared upon application.

Location: Remote work worldwide (English speaking preferred)

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