WordPress Website Content Manager - Part time, Ongoing
- Source: Indeed
- Pardons Canada
- Remote
- Canada
- Senior
Job Description
WordPress Website Content Manager — Part-Time, Ongoing
**Pardons Canada - Pardons.org Toronto, Ontario Remote**Compensation: $35–$45 CAD per hour, depending on qualifications
Hours: Approximately 8–12 hours weekly
Pardons Canada, an established Canadian non-profit organization, is seeking an experienced and dependable WordPress Website Content Manager to maintain and improve our website, www.pardons.org.
This is an ongoing part-time opportunity, not a one-time website redesign project.
Responsibilities
- Update existing WordPress pages and publish new content.
- Edit and format text, images, menus, and internal links.
- Maintain a professional and consistent website appearance.
- Implement approved content updates accurately.
- Apply basic SEO best practices.
- Check website functionality and mobile presentation.
- Identify outdated content, broken links, and opportunities for improvement.
- Provide regular updates on completed work.
Requirements
- Minimum three years of practical WordPress experience.
- Strong English writing, editing, and proofreading skills.
- Experience managing an existing professional website.
- Knowledge of WordPress page builders, SEO, and website formatting.
- Excellent attention to detail and reliability.
- Ability to work independently and communicate effectively.
To Apply
Please provide:
- Your résumé or professional background.
- Links to three WordPress websites you have worked on, explaining your responsibilities.
- Your requested hourly rate.
- Your availability each week.
- A brief description of your approach to maintaining and updating an existing WordPress website.
We are looking for a long-term working relationship with the right individual.
Pay: $35.00-$45.00 per hour
Expected hours: 8.0 – 12.0 per week
Work Location: Remote
Skills
- WordPress
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