Nebula
Content Manager

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Company Description
Nebula is a marketing partner for technical, engineering, and service-based businesses, helping them turn complex ideas into clear, commercially effective messaging. The team focuses on strengthening positioning, sharpening value propositions, and creating practical marketing assets for websites, LinkedIn, presentations, proposals, and sales conversations. Nebula’s work spans marketing strategy, SEO content, case studies, sales decks, social media content, campaign planning, and visual assets. The company is particularly suited to organizations with specialist knowledge or complex offers that need to be communicated simply and professionally. Nebula helps clients present their expertise in a way that feels clear, credible, and genuinely useful to their target audiences.
Role Description
The Content Manager role at Nebula is a part-time position based in the London Area, United Kingdom, with a hybrid working model that allows some work from home. In this role, the Content Manager will oversee content planning and production, ensuring that all materials align with client positioning, value propositions, and overall marketing strategy. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Managing editorial calendars
- Briefing and guiding writers or designers
- Reviewing and editing copy for clarity and consistency
- Coordinating content delivery across channels such as websites, LinkedIn, proposals, and sales collateral
The Content Manager will collaborate closely with strategy and account leads to translate complex technical or service-based offers into straightforward content assets that support sales and lead conversion. The role also involves:
- Monitoring content performance
- Suggesting improvements
- Maintaining quality standards across all client projects
Qualifications
- Ability to manage content planning and editorial processes, including scheduling, prioritization, and coordination across multiple client projects.
- Strong skills in content creation and editing, with experience turning complex or technical information into clear, engaging, and commercially focused copy.
- Experience working with B2B marketing, particularly for technical, engineering, or service-based businesses, and familiarity with sales-support content (e.g., case studies, sales decks, proposals).
- Knowledge of digital channels such as websites, SEO, LinkedIn, and social media, and the ability to adapt content to different formats and audiences.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively in a hybrid environment and coordinate with internal and external stakeholders.
- Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage part-time hours while maintaining high-quality output.


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