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Job description
About Datalyze
Datalyze is a product analytics consultancy. We've helped 150+ SaaS, fintech, marketplace and D2C companies, from Seed to Series C, build analytics foundations they can trust. We work across Mixpanel, PostHog, Amplitude, GA4, BigQuery and more. We've worked with companies like CRED, Sarvam AI, Uplers, Fincart, etc.
About the role
We are hiring a content marketer who loves to write. Around 70% of this role is content. The rest is SEO and helping with outreach. You will work directly with the founder.
What you will do
Write blog posts on product analytics, event tracking and data topics
Write copy for our website pages, including service, tool and industry pages
Write thought leadership posts for the founder's LinkedIn
Do keyword research and optimise content for search and AI answers
Help with outreach, like guest posts, newsletters and listicles
What we are looking for
1 to 5 years of writing for B2B SaaS or tech companies
A portfolio that shows clear, simple writing
Some knowledge of analytics, like events, funnels and retention, or tools like GA4 and Mixpanel
Working knowledge of SEO basics
Comfortable using AI tools without sounding like AI
Self-driven and comfortable working remotely
Nice to have
Experience writing for technical readers like PMs, founders or data teams
Has grown a LinkedIn presence for yourself or a founder
What we offer
₹6 LPA, full-time and fully remote
Work directly with the founder and own our content
Unlimited leaves
Skills:- Content Writing, Content Marketing, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Copy Writing, Technical Writing, Data Analytics and LinkedIn
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