Full-Time

SEO Content Writer

Releaf

Releaf

11-50 employees

Palm oil processing and biochar production

No salary listed

Remote in UK

Remote

Category
Content & Writing (1)
Required Skills
LLM
SEO

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Requirements
  • Two to three years of experience writing search engine optimization content, in-house, at an agency, or freelance.
  • Native-level written English, excellent grammar, and a sharp eye for detail.
  • Experience writing in healthcare, lifestyle, wellness, or another regulated, high-trust subject.
  • Ability to manage an independent workload and meet deadlines.
Responsibilities
  • Write clear, accurate, and engaging content across website pages and copy, blog articles, patient stories, and public relations pieces, optimized for search and reader usefulness.
  • Research each subject thoroughly from content briefs to produce accurate, well-sourced, and trustworthy content.
  • Apply on-page search engine optimization practices, including search intent, headings, metadata, internal linking, and natural use of target keywords.
  • Write consistently in Releaf’s tone of voice and adapt the style to each channel while maintaining the brand voice.
  • Produce content that demonstrates expertise, authority, and trust; cite reputable sources and reflect current guidance.
  • Self-edit content for clarity and grammar and act on feedback from the Head of Content.
  • Ensure written content meets applicable regulatory and compliance requirements, working with the team to stay within the rules.
  • Update and improve existing content to maintain accuracy and search performance.
  • Write content to improve Releaf’s visibility and citation across modern search and artificial-intelligence tools, with guidance from the team.
  • Collaborate with the Head of Content and wider team to plan, write, and publish content.
Desired Qualifications
  • Familiarity with search engine optimization tools such as Ahrefs, Semrush, or Google Search Console and content management systems such as DATO or Sanity.
  • Awareness of how artificial-intelligence search and large language models are changing how people find information.
  • Understanding of content compliance in a regulated sector.
  • Understanding of on-page search engine optimization and search intent.

Releaf connects smallholder palm oil farmers with large food manufacturers in Nigeria. It buys palm nuts from over 2,000 farmers and uses a proprietary Kraken de-sheller to process nuts 25 times faster with 95% purity, then sells high-quality kernels to consumer goods brands while offering farming financing and training; a USSD-based SITE software manages the supply chain. The company also turns palm kernel shells into biochar through pyrolysis, producing carbon removal credits verified with partners, while the biochar acts as a soil amendment and has shown yield gains in pilots. Its goal is to remove 700,000 metric tons of CO2e by 2030 and generate revenue from kernels, biochar, and carbon credits, setting it apart with a tightly integrated farmer network, faster processing, and a new climate-focused revenue stream.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

Early VC

Total Funding

$8M

Headquarters

Nigeria

Founded

2017

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What believers are saying

  • In February 2026, Releaf Earth issued Nigeria’s first industrial carbon removal credits.
  • Salesforce bought inaugural credits through Milkywire, validating demand for Nigerian removals.
  • The Iwuru, Cross River State plant targets 40,000-60,000 tonnes CO₂e by 2030.

What critics are saying

  • Riverse and Rainbow standards impose strict verification; one MRV failure kills credits.
  • Palm kernel shell supply depends on volatile smallholder throughput across southeastern Nigeria.
  • If carbon-credit demand stalls, Releaf loses the biochar engine financing expansion.

What makes Releaf unique

  • Kraken processes palm nuts 25x faster and 95% pure, outperforming local machinery.
  • Releaf controls both palm processing and biochar, monetizing waste twice.
  • SITE geospatially places factories near feedstock, lowering logistics friction in Nigeria.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Flexible Work Hours

Mental Health Support

Paid Holidays

Remote Work Options

Life Insurance

Professional Development Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

0%

1 year growth

5%

2 year growth

-25%
One Stop ESG
Mar 23rd, 2026
Nigerian agritech Releaf raises $10M turning palm waste into biochar and carbon credits

Releaf, founded in 2017 by Ikenna Nzewi and Uzoma Ayogu, has raised $10 million to scale its palm processing and climate technology in Nigeria. The company has evolved from early marketplace concepts to developing Kraken, a proprietary palm nut processing system designed for African conditions that improves efficiency and reduces waste. The startup has expanded into climate finance through Releaf Earth, which converts palm kernel shells and agricultural waste into biochar. This carbon-rich material improves soil quality whilst generating measurable carbon removal outcomes, enabling participation in international carbon markets. Releaf's dual revenue model combines processing income with biochar sales and potential carbon credits. The company aims to demonstrate that traditional agricultural systems can be redesigned into modern value chains delivering stronger incomes, better resource use and measurable climate benefits simultaneously.

Carbon Herald
May 7th, 2025
Releaf Earth Launches First Industrial Biochar Production Plant In Nigeria

To generate the carbon removal credits, Releaf Earth has partnered with the Riverse registry, which will monitor operations to ensure transparency and traceability.

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Dec 31st, 2023
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