SEO Content Writer - Cryptocurrency and Tax

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TokenTax is looking for a junior- to mid-level SEO Content Writer to create clear, accurate, and original content about cryptocurrency, taxes, blockchain technology, and personal finance.

You will research complex topics, understand the objectives behind each assignment, and turn technical information into useful, accessible content for a broad audience. You do not need to be a cryptocurrency expert when you join, but you should have a working knowledge of the industry or a strong interest in learning about digital assets, crypto taxation, and blockchain technology.

This role is ideal for a curious, detail-oriented writer who enjoys thorough research, communicates complicated concepts with ease, and understands how to create content for both readers and search engines.

  • Research cryptocurrency, blockchain, tax, accounting, and personal finance topics using credible and authoritative sources.
  • Write original, well-structured articles based on content briefs, search intent, business objectives, and audience needs.
  • Explain technical, financial, and tax-related concepts in clear and accessible language.
  • Optimize content using SEO best practices, including headings, keywords, metadata, internal links, and content structure.
  • Fact-check all claims, figures, examples, quotations, and terminology before submitting work.
  • Document and cite sources so that editors and subject-matter experts can verify important information.
  • Collaborate with editors, SEO specialists, tax professionals, and other subject-matter experts.
  • Revise drafts thoughtfully in response to editorial and technical feedback.
  • Update existing content when regulations, products, search trends, or industry conditions change.
  • Follow TokenTax’s editorial standards, brand voice, content workflow, and deadlines.
  • Review content performance and use available data to improve future work.

AI Use Policy

TokenTax permits the responsible use of approved AI tools for tasks such as brainstorming, outlining, organizing research, and reviewing drafts for clarity.

AI tools may not replace independent research, original writing, fact-checking, or editorial judgment. Writers may not submit lightly edited AI-generated content or use AI to fabricate sources, quotations, statistics, examples, expert opinions, or research findings.

All factual, legal, tax, financial, and technical claims must be independently verified using credible sources. Writers must also protect confidential, proprietary, customer, and personally identifiable information by never entering it into unauthorized AI tools.

The writer remains fully responsible for the accuracy, originality, quality, and integrity of all submitted work, regardless of whether an AI tool was used during the writing process.

  • Approximately 1–4 years of professional writing, content marketing, journalism, or comparable experience.
  • Exceptional written English, demonstrated through published work samples or a writing assessment.
  • Strong command of grammar, structure, tone, clarity, and narrative flow.
  • Demonstrated ability to explain complicated or technical concepts in simple, engaging language.
  • Strong online research, source-evaluation, and fact-checking skills.
  • A portfolio containing clear, original, and well-organized writing.
  • Basic knowledge of SEO principles, including search intent, keyword usage, headings, metadata, internal linking, and content structure.
  • Familiarity with cryptocurrency or a genuine interest in learning about the subject.
  • Strong attention to detail and a commitment to accuracy.
  • Ability to work independently, manage multiple assignments, and meet deadlines.
  • Ability to receive, understand, and apply editorial feedback.
  • Commitment to producing original work and following TokenTax’s AI, plagiarism, copyright, privacy, and data-security policies.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience writing about cryptocurrency, fintech, taxes, accounting, investing, or personal finance.
  • Familiarity with wallets, exchanges, staking, DeFi, NFTs, cost basis, capital gains, and common crypto tax concepts.
  • Experience writing in a regulated, technical, or fact-sensitive industry.
  • Familiarity with Google Search Console, Ahrefs, Semrush, Surfer, or similar SEO tools.
  • Experience using a content management system.
  • Experience updating and optimizing existing articles using search-performance data.
  • Familiarity with editorial style guides and formal source-citation practices.

  • Fully remote working environment.
  • Flexible working hours with clear expectations around availability and deadlines.
  • Health, dental, and vision insurance.
  • Unlimited time off
  • Paid sick leave.
  • Parental leave.
  • Retirement plan or company contribution.
  • Professional development budget for courses, conferences, certifications, or industry resources.
  • Access to SEO, research, writing, and productivity tools.
  • Opportunities to develop expertise in cryptocurrency, taxation, fintech, and search strategy.
  • Regular collaboration with experienced editors and subject-matter experts.
  • Potential eligibility for performance bonuses or equity.
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