Contract

Content Marketing Writer

Updated on 9/3/2026

Intro

Intro

201-500 employees

Marketplace booking platform for expert advice

Compensation Overview

$50 - $100/hr

+ Equity

Remote in USA

Remote

Category
Growth & Marketing (1)
Required Skills
Social Media
SEO
Marketing

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Requirements
  • You have 5+ years of experience as a professional writer, editor, or content marketer.
  • You have a strong portfolio of written work across content marketing, editorial, or brand channels.
  • You have demonstrated experience writing about startups, entrepreneurship, or business-building.
  • You have fluency with artificial intelligence tools for research, ideation, and production workflows.
  • You have experience working independently in a contract or freelance capacity.
  • You are a versatile writer, editor, and researcher with strong editorial instincts.
  • You are deeply engaged with entrepreneurship and how startups are funded, built, and scaled.
  • You can use artificial intelligence as a writing partner without sacrificing human originality and voice.
  • You can turn a loose brief into sharp, well-structured, on-brand content.
  • You write clearly, edit relentlessly, and tailor tone and structure for different channels and audiences.
  • You have strong judgment around what is engaging, useful, and worth publishing.
  • You work fast, manage your own time well, and consistently hit deadlines.
  • You are comfortable collaborating closely, receiving feedback, and iterating quickly.
  • You understand the fundamentals of marketing, brand, and storytelling.
Responsibilities
  • Research, write, and edit high-quality content for marketing and editorial projects.
  • Support projects spanning blog, search engine optimization, social media, landing pages, lifecycle marketing, and special initiatives.
  • Use artificial intelligence tools to accelerate research and production while ensuring every piece has a clear, human voice and point of view.
  • Translate complex ideas about company-building into clear, engaging, and credible writing.
  • Manage a significant production workload with tight deadlines.
  • Collaborate closely with cross-functional partners while owning deliverables independently.
  • Work in a fast-moving, asynchronous environment where speed, judgment, and taste matter.
  • Perform hands-on, execution-heavy contract work as a writer engaged in entrepreneurship and business-building.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience writing for founder, operator, or business-to-business audiences.
  • Familiarity with search engine optimization, lifecycle marketing, and/or growth marketing best practices.
  • Experience collaborating with designers, video editors, or performance marketers.
  • Background in journalism or long-form editorial storytelling.
  • Experience with educational, instructional, or explain-it-clearly content.
  • Skills in video, audio, or visual storytelling formats.

Intro.co operates as a marketplace that lets people book one-on-one, live-video sessions with highly sought-after experts in categories like Fashion & Beauty, Home, Wellness, Career, and Astrology. Users browse experts, select a category and professional, and schedule a session, with the platform handling bookings and charging a booking fee via the Intro app. Unlike some competitors, it emphasizes direct, personal guidance from famous professionals through a simple live-video format, linking demand with supply to widen access to expert advice. The goal is to democratize access to expert knowledge and empower people globally through convenient live-video sessions.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Seed

Total Funding

$10M

Headquarters

Los Angeles, California

Founded

2020

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Intro raised $15.7 million in June 2024, signaling investor conviction.
  • The site updated September 5, 2026, showing active operations and product maintenance.
  • Expert pages still list high pricing, including $495 and $500 sessions, supporting monetization.

What critics are saying

  • Clarity.fm, GrowthMentor, and ADPList commoditize cheaper advice by March 2026.
  • Intro depends on celebrity supply; losing a few marquee names breaks demand.
  • If 2024 fundraising fails to create scale, 2027 exit paths narrow sharply.

What makes Intro unique

  • Intro sells access to recognizable experts, not generic mentors or courses.
  • The marketplace supports 1:1 live video, pricing, subscriptions, and self-serve booking.
  • Its 2026 site still highlights invite-only experts and category breadth across lifestyle topics.

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Benefits

Competitive salary

Flexible locations

Equity

Flexible time off

Best in class healthcare

Stipend for home setup

Company offsites

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

5%

1 year growth

1%

2 year growth

13%
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