Remote Content Writer Jobs In Utah

From Utah Homes to a Global Audience—Make Every Word Count

Maybe you’ve noticed how a well-placed sentence can change the mood of a room—or a website. That’s what you do, and that’s what we’re after. Picture writing with the Wasatch Mountains out your window, knowing your words might spark action in someone you’ll never meet. This isn’t about just churning out blogs; it’s about guiding brands, nonprofits, and readers toward something real—without ever leaving Utah.

Your Words—Your Impact

Ever had someone say, “That blog changed my mind,” or “Your guide actually helped me get unstuck”? Around here, that’s our favorite kind of feedback. Your content isn’t created for bots or vanity metrics. Instead, you’ll write pieces that solve real problems—think: step-by-step guides that get bookmarked, product reviews that help someone decide, or resources that ease the overwhelm for a small business owner in St. George.

Every headline, every opening line, every SEO tweak is a chance to move someone closer to what they need. You’re not following a template; you’re setting the tone for how people trust, learn, and act online.

What Life Looks Like in This Remote Role

Mornings might start with a quick sunrise walk or a snowy drive-through for coffee, before checking in with teammates on Slack. On any given day, you’ll hunt for story angles hidden in user feedback, pitch ideas that blend local flavor with digital trends, and use analytics to answer: “Are we really helping people?”

Your toolkit? Notion for organizing chaos, Ahrefs and SEMrush for peeking under the SEO hood, Google Docs for that magic moment when a draft just clicks. You’ll hop into Zoom for brainstorms, then slip back into focused, solo writing time. There’s no micromanaging—just the expectation that you care about your work and the people it reaches.

How Collaboration Feels (Not Just How It Works)

Ever co-write a piece with someone who just gets your style? Or turn a designer’s rough draft into a story that sings? That’s the vibe. You’ll bounce ideas off folks in Salt Lake and Logan, join virtual coffee chats for gut checks, and swap notes with editors who push your thinking in a good way. It’s all about making each other better, together.

You’ll tap into marketing know-how, share progress in sprint reviews, and swap Slack jokes that might actually make your day. Deadlines matter, but so does the feeling you’re building something with people who care.

The Tools—And How You’ll Actually Use Them

This isn’t a “just learn the tools” job. You’ll bring Notion boards to life, sketch out blog series in Trello, and leave feedback in Google Docs that’s direct but kind. Grammarly catches the small stuff so you can focus on style. When you have a big win—a post that lands a #1 Google ranking, or a feature story that gets real comments—you’ll see it in the data (and in the team’s reactions).

What Makes You, You

You might be the person who spots typos on billboards, or who rewrites headlines in your head while reading news at Sugar House Coffee. Maybe you’ve turned a dry press release into a story people actually remember, or you once wrote something so clear your parents finally understood what you do for a living.

You’re never “just” a content writer. You turn abstract ideas into practical how-tos, surface the heart of a brand, and translate jargon into everyday language. You thrive in remote collaboration, and you’re always ready to learn the next thing—whether that’s a new content format, a change in Google’s algorithm, or a more streamlined way to run editorial workflows.

Your Story Is the Edge

Let’s be real: Utah is full of storytellers. Maybe you wrote the copy for your friend’s small business launch, or you’ve watched a post you wrote take off and fill up a local event. Maybe you’ve turned user feedback into a new blog series or had a line quoted back to you in a meeting. We want your voice—your backstory, quirks, and convictions—because we know great writing never comes from a script.

Here’s What Success Looks Like (For Real)

• Articles that don’t just get clicks, but get saved, shared, and cited in meetings.
• Guides that someone in Moab prints out and uses—because they trust your advice.
• Posts that bring new eyes to brands, and keep them coming back.
• Editorial calendars that flex when life does, but still ship work you’re proud of.
• Collaboration that feels more like a creative jam session than a corporate routine.

A Remote Environment That Doesn’t Feel Distant

Whether you write best with mountain air in your lungs or curled up in your Ogden living room, you’ll have flexibility and support. We’re about results, not clock-punching. Expect encouragement, honest feedback, and a team that shouts out your wins in the #highfives channel.

Ongoing learning is part of the gig—virtual conferences, training, and a steady stream of “check this out” links from teammates who want you to grow. Quick pace? Sure. However, no one gets left behind or buried in busy work. Your growth matters as much as the company’s.

If You’re Still Reading, You’re Probably Our Kind of Writer

If you want your work to matter, if you believe content can drive real change, and if you like the idea of collaborating with smart, kind people—this might be your spot. Ready to take your storytelling further than you thought possible, right here in Utah?

Let’s talk. Let’s build something people remember.

Compensation

$85,000 per year, plus the potential for more as you grow and make a difference.