We're looking for a Content Writer & Researcher with expertise in functional health, someone who can produce long-form content that builds Be Balanced into the leading thought leader and educator in this space.
You'll own two long-form content channels for the brand, both of which we are launching from scratch:
- A new Be Balanced blog — SEO-driven and search-led, designed to bring high-intent traffic into the brand over time
- A new Substack channel, written as a ghostwriter for Micaela — long-form, founder-led, and grounded in her clinical perspective
While growing both of these channels matters, the primary purpose of this content is to serve as the editorial backbone for the entire brand. Every long-form piece you write will be repurposed across other channels — most importantly social, where our Social Media Manager will adapt your work into carousels, reels, and posts.
Your primary job is to research and stay close to the functional health industry — the topics, conversations, research, and newsworthy developments that matter — and to identify what Be Balanced should be leading or weighing in on. From there, you'll produce content that educates the audience and establishes Be Balanced as the go-to brand to learn about functional health in an engaging, approachable way.
Micaela's existing materials — her client calls, her practitioner training program, and her content library — are available to draw from primarily as a source for her unique perspective, clinical lens, and voice. They can inform the Be Balanced tone of voice and perspective, but the majority of the topics and angles will come from your own research of the broader functional health landscape.
The role is designed for someone who can run with research and writing independently. Micaela's time is limited and we want to protect it, so light-touch input from her is available when her unique perspective is needed, provided it's gathered through efficient, well-prepared sessions.
The writing itself is central. You'll take complex functional health concepts and turn them into content that is substantive, engaging, accessible, and genuinely useful — pieces people learn from and want to keep reading.