Job Description

Freelance Website Copywriter – Remote Kindle Publishing Role – No Degree or Experience Required

Position Summary:

If you've been searching for freelance website copywriter roles, you may be expecting to write high-converting landing pages, SEO homepages, or brand messaging for clients. But most of those positions require agency experience, a polished portfolio, or years in digital marketing. This opportunity is different.

Our client, a digital-first nonfiction publishing company, is hiring beginner-level publishing assistants for remote Kindle book production. While this isn’t traditional website copywriting, the role incorporates many of the same key skills—writing clear, structured descriptions, formatting persuasive headlines, and optimizing digital content for an online marketplace. You’ll follow a repeatable system that uses AI tools and tested templates to assemble and publish nonfiction books on Amazon Kindle. No creative writing. No pitching. No previous copywriting experience needed.

It’s a new way to apply copy-focused skills in the world of digital publishing—while earning from home on your schedule.

What You’ll Be Doing

Each project begins with a nonfiction book topic already selected based on Amazon keyword demand. You’ll receive:

A chapter-by-chapter book outline

A keyword guide and topic brief

AI content assistant access

Kindle manuscript formatting templates

Copywriting swipe files for product listings

A full publishing checklist to follow

Your first task is to generate and refine the content. Using structured prompts, you’ll instruct the AI assistant to build out each chapter. You’ll then review and polish that content for clarity, flow, and tone. You’re not writing from scratch—you’re shaping pre-generated material into a polished digital product.

Once the book content is complete, you’ll format it using a Kindle-compliant manuscript template. That means structuring the front matter (title page, TOC), organizing chapters, and applying layout rules to ensure the book displays correctly on mobile and eReaders.

Then comes the part where your copywriting instincts shine: the product listing. You’ll use plug-and-play templates to write titles, subtitles, benefit-driven book descriptions, and backend metadata—all optimized for Amazon search visibility. No selling. No guesswork. Just inserting the right language into proven frameworks that convert browsers into buyers.

Finally, you’ll upload everything to Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), complete a publishing checklist, and log your project for payout.

How This Relates to Copywriting

While you won’t be writing traditional web pages, this role teaches and uses essential copywriting fundamentals:

Benefit-led headlines (book titles and subtitles)

SEO-driven metadata (keywords and categories)

Persuasive product descriptions (sales copy structure)

Content clarity and readability (manuscript editing)

CTA integration (calls-to-action inside the book and listing)

If you're looking to break into copywriting or content optimization, this is an ideal entry point with hands-on, monetized learning built in.

What a Workweek Could Look Like

Monday: You receive a new assignment—“Time Management for Remote Professionals.” You use the AI content builder to generate chapters and begin reviewing the first draft.

Tuesday: You refine the manuscript and paste it into the Kindle template, ensuring spacing, TOC links, and formatting are correct.

Wednesday: You use swipe files to build the product listing—creating a compelling subtitle, Amazon description, and keyword entry. You then upload the book to KDP.

Thursday: The book is published. You log the project as complete, your payment is confirmed, and you’re free to start your next assignment.

You control the pace. Whether you publish one book per month or several per week is entirely up to you.

Who This Is For

This role is ideal for:

Beginner copywriters looking for practical, paid experience

People new to online work who want structured, no-pitch projects

Aspiring freelancers learning how to write optimized product copy

Stay-at-home professionals building digital skills

Students or recent grads exploring publishing and content creation

Writers who prefer structure over creativity

You don’t need a background in copywriting, publishing, or marketing. If you’re organized, fluent in English, and able to follow instructions, this role is designed for you.

Skills You’ll Gain While Getting Paid

AI-supported content development and editing

Formatting and layout for Kindle and mobile devices

SEO-driven metadata and Amazon optimization

Structured copywriting using swipe files

Digital publishing workflows and content QA

These skills are applicable to content strategy, SEO copywriting, publishing assistant roles, and freelance writing in general.

Tools and Support Included

Everything is provided at no cost:

AI chapter generator access

Kindle manuscript formatting templates

Copywriting frameworks for titles and descriptions

Keyword and metadata builders

Visual publishing checklist

Onboarding and tutorial videos

Live support and feedback loop

A dashboard to manage and track your assignments

You don’t need special software, subscriptions, or experience.

Compensation and Advancement

You’ll be paid a flat rate for each published project, with all rates clearly displayed before you begin. As you complete more assignments, you may be offered:

Bonuses for quality, speed, or formatting excellence

Access to priority projects

Optional royalty-sharing for high-performing books

There are no caps on how many projects you can complete—your earning potential is entirely within your control.

FAQs

Do I need copywriting experience?

No. This is an ideal entry point for beginners. Templates and training are included.

Is this the same as writing for a website?

Not exactly. You’ll use similar skills to write optimized Amazon listings and polish digital book content.

Is this a full-time job?

No. It’s a freelance-style, project-based role. You choose your workload.

Can I work internationally?

Yes. This role is open globally to fluent English speakers with internet access.

What if I make a formatting mistake?

You’ll receive feedback and support. Revisions are expected during onboarding.

How long does each project take?

Most new assistants complete projects in 3–7 days. Faster completion is possible with experience.

How to Apply

Click the application link to start onboarding. You’ll be guided through training, submit your first test project, and unlock paid assignments once approved. No resume, no writing samples, and no prior work history required.

Why This Is a Smarter Way to Start Your Copywriting Career

Freelance website copywriter roles are tough to land without a portfolio. This publishing assistant role lets you build foundational skills—titles, descriptions, formatting, and layout—while earning on a per-project basis. You’ll learn what works, see your content published, and build a real income stream using the same frameworks professional copywriters rely on.

Apply now. Start publishing. Get paid to learn and grow. Your path into paid writing starts here.

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