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Freelance B2B SaaS Content Writer

United Kingdom
Posted about 20 hours ago
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About FileSpin

FileSpin is an AI-native media operations platform (http://filespin.io) that manages the full lifecycle of digital assets — from ingestion and organization to transformation, delivery, and analytics. It combines traditional digital asset management with AI agents that let teams automate complex, multi-step media workflows through plain-language prompts, alongside dynamic image and video transformations (resizing, background removal, transcoding), a global CDN spanning 160+ edge locations, branded sharing and approval pages for stakeholders, and enterprise-grade security (RBAC, audit trails, encryption). It's aimed at organizations running media operations at scale — e-commerce, marketing teams, event organizers, and enterprises — that need to manage, transform, and deliver images and video efficiently across their existing DAM, PIM, and CDN systems.

The role

We're looking for a freelance B2B SaaS content writer who can turn a complex media-infrastructure product into clear, credible, useful content for a technical audience. This is not a generic B2B content role — you'll be writing for developers and enterprise buyers who can smell fluff instantly, so accuracy and genuine understanding matter more than polish.

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£35,000/yr

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The first priority is product-comparison articles (FileSpin vs. other DAM / image / media platforms) and solutions pages (aimed at specific industries and use cases), followed by a regular cadence of blog posts and supporting content.

What you'll write

  • Comparison articles
  • Solutions pages - audience- or use-case-specific pages
  • Blog posts — technical explainers, product-led education, and thought leadership for developers and media/ops teams.

Responsibilities

  • Research the product, the competitive landscape, and the audience deeply enough to write with authority.
  • Produce accurate first drafts, then revise against editorial and factual feedback.
  • Keep to a regular publishing cadence without sacrificing quality.
  • Maintain a consistent brand voice and follow the "what we never say" guardrails.

What we're looking for

  • Proven experience writing B2B SaaS content for a technical audience — ideally comparison articles, product/solutions pages, or developer-focused, or similar. (Portfolio required.)
  • Ability to genuinely understand a technical product — you can read API docs, grasp how a platform works, and explain it without hand-waving.
  • Strong research skills and intellectual honesty — especially for comparison content, where fairness is the whole point.
  • Clear, structured writing; comfort working from templates and briefs rather than needing everything from scratch.
  • Self-directed and reliable on deadlines.
  • Familiarity with DAM, image/video processing, CDNs, or media workflows.
  • SEO fundamentals (search intent, on-page structure) without keyword-stuffing.
  • A point of view on writing with AI tools as a drafting aid while keeping the work accurate and human.

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Send your portfolio with 2–3 samples of technical writing for a technical audience (comparison articles, product/solutions pages, or developer-focused posts are ideal). In a few sentences, tell us about a technical product you've written about and how you got up to speed on it.

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Skills

B2B SaaS Content Writing
Technical Writing
Product Comparison Writing
SEO Fundamentals
Market Research
API Documentation Analysis
Content Strategy
Copywriting
Digital Asset Management
Content Delivery Networks
Media Workflows
AI Drafting Tools

Location

United Kingdom

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