Job Description

Position Summary:

You’ve seen the promises: flexible hours, work from home, get paid to write. But if you’ve actually tried using freelance writing sites, you know how hard it can be to land real work—especially if you’re just starting out. Between the endless bidding, lowball offers, and rejection for “lack of experience,” it’s easy to feel like the door is closed before you ever step through it.

This remote role with our client—an established nonfiction publishing company—was built for people in that exact situation. You don’t need a writing portfolio. You don’t need a degree. You don’t even need experience with publishing or content creation. Instead of competing for projects, you’ll be given structured book assignments. You’ll use AI tools and step-by-step templates to help format and publish nonfiction eBooks through Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP). And best of all, you’ll be paid per project—no guessing, no ghosting, and no “maybe you’ll get exposure.”

How the Role Works

Every project begins with a nonfiction book topic chosen using internal research tools. These are topics people are already searching for—things like daily productivity, habit formation, budget hacks, and simple health guides. You won’t have to come up with anything. The topic, outline, and keyword list are all provided.

From there, you’ll use an AI writing tool—already preloaded with prompts—to generate each section of the book. Think of it like assisting a co-author. The AI gives you content. You refine it. You’ll clean up the grammar, make small structural edits, ensure consistency in tone, and organize the material according to a provided chapter layout.

Then comes formatting. You’ll take the refined content and insert it into a Kindle publishing template. You’ll add the front matter (title page, disclaimers), create a table of contents, and run through a layout checklist to ensure everything meets Amazon’s publishing standards. The formatting system is pre-configured. You just follow the checklist.

Once the manuscript is ready, you’ll move on to the publishing step. You’ll use a swipe-copy builder to create the title, subtitle, and product description. You’ll input the keywords and select the right categories for discoverability. Then you’ll upload everything through Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing platform.

After submission, you log the assignment, confirm it went live or passed the review check, and collect your payment. There’s no bidding, no hourly tracking, and no waiting for someone to approve your invoice.

How It’s Different from Freelance Writing Sites

Freelance sites like Upwork and Fiverr reward experience, client reviews, and niche specialization. If you’re just starting out, that can mean months of unpaid labor or working for cents on the dollar—just to build “credibility.”

This role removes that entire dynamic. There are no public profiles. No ratings. No competition. Once you’re approved, you get work. Instead of building someone else’s blog or ghostwriting for another freelancer, you’re helping create real nonfiction books that will be published and sold under branded accounts—books you can reference as part of your portfolio if you choose.

And the best part? You don’t need to write the books from scratch. The system does the heavy lifting—you follow the process, polish the result, and get paid.

What a Typical Week Might Look Like

Let’s say you choose to take on one project per week. On Monday, you receive your book brief: “Minimalist Budgeting for Young Adults.” You review the outline and keywords, then launch the AI tool. Using provided prompts, you generate the intro and the first two chapters. You clean up grammar and structure the text.

On Tuesday, you finish the remaining chapters, insert the content into the formatting template, and finalize layout details. On Wednesday, you write the Amazon listing using swipe files, complete the metadata entry, and upload the manuscript to KDP.

By Thursday, the project is submitted. You log the milestone, the publishing team confirms receipt, and payment is scheduled. You can then begin a second project that week—or wait until next week. It’s completely up to you.

Who Should Apply

This role is perfect for people who are interested in writing or publishing but don’t know where to start. You may be:

A beginner trying to break into online content work

A student or recent graduate with flexible availability

A stay-at-home parent looking for real work with no commute

A freelance writer tired of bidding and rejection

A career changer testing the waters in digital publishing

Someone who’s curious about Amazon KDP but intimidated by the tech side

You don’t need to be creative. You don’t need to write long-form essays. You just need to follow instructions, stay organized, and complete your tasks with care.

Skills You’ll Learn

Even if you don’t stick with publishing long-term, the skills you build here will carry over to other remote work roles:

Content refinement and editing

AI-assisted writing workflows

Amazon KDP publishing and metadata

Book formatting for eReaders

SEO writing for product descriptions

Remote project management and file handling

What’s Included with the Role

Everything you need is provided:

AI content tools with preloaded prompts

Kindle manuscript templates

Title and listing swipe files

Metadata and keyword selection tools

Publishing dashboards and assignment logs

Training videos and visual walkthroughs

Step-by-step publishing checklists

Access to a live helpdesk for support

You don’t need to buy software. You don’t need to manage your own publishing account. You won’t have to figure things out on your own. It’s all prebuilt and ready to go.

Compensation

Each project has a flat fee that is outlined before you accept it. There’s no ambiguity. No clients suddenly changing the scope. No unpaid work.

Bonuses are available for high-volume publishers and error-free submissions. Some advanced projects may offer royalty-based compensation after certain benchmarks are hit, though this is optional and based on performance.

You can start with one book per month or scale up to several per week as you gain experience. There’s no cap—as long as you maintain quality, assignments will continue to be available.

FAQs

Do I need to be a writer?

No. The content is generated with AI. Your job is to clean it up and organize it—not write it from scratch.

Do I need a portfolio or experience?

No. Beginners are welcome. All training is included.

Can I work from anywhere?

Yes. This is fully remote and open to English-speaking applicants worldwide.

Do I get to choose the topic?

Topics are assigned from a curated list. You can accept or pass on each assignment based on interest.

Do I need to deal with clients?

No. There’s no client communication involved. You work internally with the publishing team.

What if I make a formatting mistake?

You’ll get revision notes, and support is available. Most issues are fixable in minutes.

How to Apply

Click the apply button to begin onboarding. You’ll be taken to a welcome page where you can register, begin training, and view your first assignment. There are no interviews or writing tests—just a straightforward orientation and project launch.

Why This Role Matters

If freelance writing websites have left you frustrated, burned out, or blocked from even getting started, this publishing support role gives you a second chance. It’s built for people who are ready to work, eager to learn, and tired of the traditional freelance grind.

You won’t have to beg for opportunities. You won’t be stuck waiting on feedback. You won’t be underpaid for work that took days to complete. Instead, you’ll have access to a repeatable system, a constant stream of projects, and a clear path to scaling your income from home.

Apply now, complete your first project, and take your first real step into the world of digital publishing—no degree or experience required.

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