Native Content Writer With Canadian French (Casino Field) (Remote)

Language Bear is an international content creation company. The team consists of 200+ native speakers, working mostly remotely and fluent in 40+ languages. Our expert writers create engaging texts that are SEO-friendly and specifically tailored to the needs of the client. We have extensive amount of experience in various topics, and successfully completed projects for Travel&Leisure, Sports, Cosmetics, Fashion, Gambling&Casino, Auto, Retail and many other industries.

For several upcoming, high-scale projects, we are looking to hire remotely, experienced

Native Content Writer with Canadian French for Casino niche

What will you do?

Your task will include content writing of casino and sports betting related texts (casino review, slot games, home pages, etc.). You will be in touch with project manager who will provide guidelines and support through the process.

Main Requirements: 

• Native Canadian French speaker;
• Previous experience in writing of casino related texts;
• Flawless writing skills with zero tolerance for mistakes or sloppy quality;
• Ability to commit and strictly follow deadlines as they are crucial for all projects;
• Work in structured and methodical way and be able to follow instructions;
• Easy-going, positive and highly-responsible character;

What we offer?

• Be part of a virtual superstar team;
• Flexible working hours and an option to work from everywhere;
• Payment per word;
• Daily guidance and support for any questions related to the texts;
• Option for more projects and stable weekly flow of work for top performers;
• Option to create unique content for big brands

Interested? Please send CV in English and samples of your work in this niche.

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