Carter Murray
Content Specialist

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Content Manager - Fixed-Term Contract
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Content Manager to join the business on a fixed-term contract, leading the content workstream for a high-profile website transformation project. This role combines strategic content planning with hands-on writing, editing, and stakeholder engagement across the wider marketing function.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the review, editing, and optimisation of website content to align with a new brand identity, tone of voice, and content strategy.
- Develop compelling new content, including service, sector, and thought leadership pages, transforming complex subject matter into engaging client-facing copy.
- Conduct interviews with partners and subject matter experts to capture insights and develop unique market perspectives.
- Act as the editorial lead across the website project, ensuring consistency, quality, and accuracy throughout the content lifecycle.
- Collaborate closely with internal stakeholders and external agencies, including brand, design, and digital partners, to support successful project delivery.
- Manage content governance processes, maintaining high editorial standards across website, campaign, and thought leadership content.
- Support social media and external communications activity, including the creation and optimisation of LinkedIn and campaign content.
- Identify opportunities to refresh, repurpose, and enhance existing content assets to maximise impact and engagement.
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- Proven experience in content creation, editing, and content strategy within a professional services, consulting, or corporate environment.
- Exceptional writing, proofreading, and editorial skills, with the ability to simplify complex subject matter into engaging content.
- Strong stakeholder management experience, including interviewing and working directly with senior leaders and subject matter experts.
- Experience delivering website content projects, digital transformations, or brand refresh programmes would be highly advantageous.
- Highly organised with the ability to manage multiple content streams, priorities, and deadlines simultaneously.
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