Long-term Content Writer for Affiliate Marketing Blog (Russian - English)

PropellerAds is looking for an ENG-RUS content writer who understands affiliate marketing, traffic monetization, and ad tech, OR is genuinely ready to dive deep and learn fast. This is a long-term, full-time role, not a short-term project. What you’ll do - Write content yourself, hands-on (not generated by ChatGPT - note, we are totally okay with AI research, polishing content, but not with AI-generated content): blog articles, guides, case studies, scripts, landing pages, etc. - Edit and improve texts - Learn PropellerAds products and the affiliate ecosystem to write substantive, accurate content, not generic marketing fluff - Work with topics like ad formats, traffic sources, CPA, monetization models, and anti-fraud - Handle tasks independently - Occasionally collaborate with product and sales teams (without endless meetings) Ideally, you have: - Experience in affiliate marketing, traffic arbitrage, monetization, or ad tech or a solid understanding of how this market works - Strong writing and editing skills - Fluent Russian and excellent (near-native) English- written and spoken - The ability to write clearly for a professional, industry-savvy audience - A real interest in editing and polishing texts - The ability to work fast and independently - No fear of complex topics and technical terminology If you don’t have direct affiliate experience, that’s okay too, but you will need to: - Be genuinely motivated to learn the industry, not “just write content” - Be ready to ask questions, analyze information, and understand how monetization actually works Application requirements - A portfolio with real writing samples (published or unpublished) - Readiness to complete a short test assignment as part of the hiring process What we offer - A stable, long-term role - Deep immersion into affiliate marketing and traffic monetization - High autonomy and trust in your expertise - A loving team that understands you and values input - Clear expectations and a sane workload (and feedback :)