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Freelance Website Copywriter – Biotech B2B

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Join a dynamic biotech start-up as a freelance website copywriter to support the relaunch of a mobile-first, English-language website aimed at clinical and research laboratories and pharmaceutical companies worldwide. The project requires crafting clear, compelling copy that communicates the company’s mission, value proposition, and service offerings to a specialized B2B audience. You will work closely with provided source materials and insights from an interview with the CEO to ensure all content is accurate, concise, and suitable for regulatory review. The ideal candidate will deliver high-quality work within tight deadlines, contributing to a site that drives engagement and builds trust with global clients.
Deliverables
- Develop website headlines and value proposition statements tailored to clinical B2B audiences
- Write concise copy for short website pages, partner cards, and call-to-action button labels
- Ensure all content is compliant with regulatory standards and suitable for review
- Collaborate with internal stakeholders to incorporate feedback and refine messaging
- Complete deliverables within a rapid turnaround timeframe, typically one week per stage
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Requirements
- Proven experience as a website copywriter for B2B clients, preferably in the clinical, biotech, or pharmaceutical sectors
- Strong portfolio demonstrating ability to distill complex information into clear, engaging web copy
- Familiarity with regulatory requirements for clinical or biotech communications
- Excellent command of written English and ability to write for a global audience
- Ability to work independently, manage deadlines, and respond quickly to feedback
- Experience collaborating with executives and interpreting technical source material
- Availability for immediate start and commitment to project timelines


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