Content Writing Intern (Remote) — The Grey Post

Content Writing Intern (Remote) — The Grey Post

Duration: 3 months | Stipend: Unpaid | Location: Remote (USA Preferred)


About The Grey Post

TheGreyPost.com is a rising independent media platform covering U.S. news, global affairs, offbeat stories, lifestyle, culture, and deeply researched long-reads with a fresh voice. We are on a mission to publish content that matters — beyond the noise, beyond the ordinary.


Now, we’re inviting curious minds and sharp writers to join us on an exciting journey — as interns who want to be noticed.


What You’ll Do

  • Research and write high-quality blog posts, opinion pieces, or news explainers (600–1500+ words).
  • Contribute to content categories like Trending US News, States of Mind, The Feed, Deep Grey, and more.
  • Use simple, clear, and engaging language — just like you're explaining something to a smart 8th grader.
  • Learn basic SEO writing, headline optimization, and viral angles.
  • Collaborate via Notion, Docs, Slack/Email — fully remote and async-friendly.


What You’ll Gain

  • Real bylines on a fast-growing publication — boost your resume and portfolio!
  • Mentorship on writing for the web, EEAT, and journalism standards.
  • Letter of Recommendation & Certificate upon successful completion.
  • Possibility of paid freelance work or contributor status after internship.
  • Priority consideration for future editorial roles and features.


✅ You’re a Great Fit If…

  • You’re based in the USA or have excellent knowledge of U.S. culture/news.
  • You enjoy explaining complex things simply.
  • You’re comfortable working independently and meeting deadlines.
  • You're studying journalism, English, media, or simply love writing.


Bonus If You…

  • Have experience with WordPress or Google Docs.
  • Have written on Medium, Substack, your blog, or college magazine.
  • Love writing about society, tech, politics, strange laws, or offbeat stories.


How to Apply

Send us:

  • A short bio (2-3 lines)
  • 1 writing sample (or link to blog/Medium/portfolio)
  • 2 content ideas you’d love to write for The Grey Post

Email: thegreypost.com

Subject: “Content Writing Intern — [Your Name]”


Note: This is a volunteer-based, learning-focused internship. We value creative freedom, flexible hours, and personal growth over formal titles. Perfect for students and passionate writers who want to make their words matter.

Skills:- Content Writing
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