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Freelance SEO Content Writer - Spanish

🔥 Posted 1 day ago
Spain remote Remote Full-time Europe
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About this role

One of 4 similar roles brafton has open at once, suggesting a team build-out rather than a single backfill.

AI Replacement Risk

HIGH

Full job description

Sourced directly from brafton's original listing.

Brafton is one of the world's leading content marketing firms, with offices in Boston, London, Toronto and Sydney. We aspire to continually raise the bar on what people consider "marketing content." We create result-focused strategies and content to drive SEO, social engagement and leads for our clients. Our teams continuously build expertise across new media formats, including video, blogs, infographics and web design.

This is a fully remote freelance opportunity and is open to candidates located anywhere in Spain.

JOB DESCRIPTION

Brafton is looking for a freelance Spanish language writer with strong SEO knowledge. B2B insurance and/or finance subject matter expertise is a big plus. Strong enough English language skills are required to collaborate with coworkers in the UK and US.

The writer will produce strong, creative, and industry-specific pieces that are incorporated into content marketing campaigns for Brafton's clients.

This is an ongoing freelance opportunity involving keyword research, translations, localization, and writing.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

  • Research, create, revise, and deliver high-quality content to clients according to specified deadlines.
  • Work with Project Managers and Content Marketing Strategists to ensure our clients’ expectations and goals are met.
  • Virtually attend project, client, and team meetings.
  • Conduct keyword research and SEO briefs.
  • Translate existing copy from English to Spanish.
  • Apply localization to translations.
  • Track writing and editing production work on a weekly basis using our in-house project management system.

SKILLS & REQUIREMENTS

  • 1-3 years of professional Spanish writing experience.
  • A related university degree.
  • Experience with SEO keyword research.
  • Excellent writing and editing skills with an extreme attention to detail.
  • Comprehensive understanding of SEO and best practices for branded writing.
  • Strong, efficient research abilities and the ability to quickly learn, understand, and write about complex subjects.
  • Excellent time management and organizational skills, with a desire to work in a fast-paced, high-volume, deadline-oriented environment.
  • A creative approach to client briefs and content marketing goals.
  • A self-starter with the ability to work independently and in collaboration with other team members in a fully remote environment.
  • Knowledge of AP (Associated Press) Style is a plus.

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AI Replacement Risk, explained

We rate every role on how much of the day-to-day work could plausibly be done by current AI tools within the next year or two. It's a judgment call, not a hard science, based on three questions:

Task repeatability — is the work mostly repeatable execution (drafting, formatting, routine audits), or judgment-heavy (strategy, negotiation, prioritization)?
Precedent — are AI tools already doing a meaningful chunk of this work well today, in production, somewhere?
Accountability — does the role carry a decision or relationship someone has to own, not just an output that has to exist?

LOW

Mostly judgment, negotiation, or ownership work. AI assists, it doesn't replace.

MED

A real mix of judgment and repeatable execution. Expect the repeatable half to keep shrinking.

HIGH

Mostly production or output work, with real AI precedent already in the wild.

This is our own read, not a scientific index. Treat it as a conversation starter before you apply, not a scorecard.