Content Writer & Copy Strategist Job in Nigeria: ₦100k–₦150k Monthly – Remote, Full-Time/Part-Time.

Are you a sharp, marketing-minded writer who excels at crafting high-performing social media copy, hooks, and outreach messages? Service Hub is hiring a Content Writer & Copy Strategist in Nigeria — a remote role paying ₦100,000 – ₦150,000 per month for full-time or part-time work.

This isn’t your typical blog-writing gig. You’ll create the raw, high-conversion material (scripts, captions, hooks, templates) that fuels short-form video, carousels, threads, and outreach for a consumer electronics/trade brand targeting Nigerian retail buyers and B2B contacts. If you understand platform algorithms, audience psychology, and what makes content go viral in Nigeria, this could be your next move.

Job Highlights & Salary

• Position: Content Writer & Copy Strategist
• Company: Service Hub
• Location: Remote – Nigeria (open to candidates anywhere in the country)
• Job Type: Full-time or Part-time
• Salary: ₦100,000 – ₦150,000 per month
• Work Style: Remote, self-directed — given context, direction, and deadlines, not micromanaged

Ideal for writers who think like marketers and have proven results in social media or outreach copy.

Key Responsibilities

• Daily trend monitoring on TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X — summarize mechanisms that make content perform, not just describe it
• Write platform-native short-form video scripts and hooks (tight, visual, editor-ready)
• Create captions, carousels, thread drafts, and story copy tailored to each platform’s audience
• Draft personalized-yet-scalable outreach: cold DMs, WhatsApp follow-ups, pitch messages
• Build repeatable content series that compound over time
• Write dual-audience copy: retail buyers (trust/value-focused) and trade/B2B (speed/reliability-focused)

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Strong portfolio of actual work (not just a CV) — show pieces and explain outcomes
• Proven understanding of hooks, pacing, and format impact on social performance (evidence-based, not theory)
• Skill in short-form, visual-first writing — avoid blog-style prose on social platforms
• Self-starter mindset — handle context + deadlines independently
• Comfort writing for Nigerian audiences, markets, and cultural nuances (no generic global copy)
• Bonus: Outreach writing that gets replies, consumer electronics/trade experience, turning ops stories into trust-building content

How to Apply – Screening Questions Required

Applications go through Indeed and include mandatory screening questions. Skip them, and your app won’t be reviewed. Use AI for generic answers? They’ll spot it and reject you — ground responses in real experience.

Key questions to prepare for:

• Share a short example of an email, cold DM, or social pitch you wrote that got a positive response — what made it work?
• Share two pieces of content you wrote that outperformed expectations — what, where, and why?
• Describe writing for two different audiences in one brand — how did you adapt tone/format?
• Write a hook for a short-form video on a customer trading in an old device for an affordable upgrade (or similar Nigerian consumer electronics scenario)

Why This Role Stands Out

Remote flexibility, competitive pay for Nigerian standards, and real impact on brand growth in consumer electronics. Perfect for writers transitioning from freelance to strategic copy roles or those passionate about local market content.

If you’re in Lagos, Abuja, or anywhere in Nigeria and ready to write copy that converts, don’t wait — apply now and showcase your best work in those screening answers!