Hire a content managerOverview and grip on your content
Imagine this: an experienced content manager who coordinates your content calendar and gives everyone the right brief on time. Nothing falls through the cracks any more, from deadline to publication date.
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What a content manager does for you
How much does it cost to
hire a content manager?
You usually hire a freelance content manager for a few hours a week, and an agency charges a separate fee for project management on top of the content itself, while at Remote Opus you put a full-time content manager to work from 995 euros per month.
| Freelancer | Agency | Opus | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hours p/week | 16 hours | 8 hours | 40 hours |
| Monthly amount | € 1,750 | € 1,500 | € 995 |
Your content manager becomes fully part of your team and plans and coordinates from knowledge of your organisation and your channels. Because the content planning is in place, there is time left to think along about content quality or briefing new creators. That way you get more than just a content calendar.
Why a content manager on board?
Without someone watching over the planning, content quickly descends into ad hoc work and missed deadlines, and an external agency mainly directs its own people, not yours. A full-time content manager brings structure to your entire content process.
Structure instead of ad hoc content
Your content manager builds a fixed plan and way of working that fits your team, so content no longer depends on whoever happens to have time.
Experiences of clients
who outsourced their growth
All our specialists are trained in AI
Every Opus specialist works with the latest AI tools every day. That way you optimise your processes, run your operations more efficiently and get more work done in the same time. You don't just get better results from your content planning, you make your entire way of working smarter and faster.
- Smarter and faster processes through AI
- More efficient business operations
- More work done in the same time
Your team, worldwide
We have offices worldwide where international top talent works for your company. Every specialist becomes fully immersed in your organization, while we take care of the daily floor management at our offices.
Frequently asked questions about
Hire a content manager
A full-time content manager at Remote Opus costs a fixed price from 995 euros per month. No agency fees, no long-term contracts, just someone coordinating your content planning full-time.
Within about 14 days we match you with a suitable content manager, who then starts on your content planning right away.
Yes, your content manager becomes part of your team and you direct him or her yourself. Remote Opus arranges coaching, contracts and payroll in the background.
A content calendar that works, fewer missed deadlines and a clear overview of what is planned per channel. More calm in your content process is often noticeable within a few weeks.
Yes, think of briefing freelance copywriters, guarding your style guide or coordinating translations. Your content manager is happy to take those tasks on.
Yes, your content manager can brief and direct copywriters, designers and other freelancers, so you do not have to coordinate every detail yourself.
Yes, think of Trello, Asana, Notion or Google Sheets for the content calendar, and your CMS for publishing, so the planning fits seamlessly into your way of working.
Ready to scale?
Post your job for free today and we will match you with international top talent. You only pay when you hire someone.
Directly schedule your introduction
Pick a time that suits you. We'll discuss what your content planning looks like and how a content manager quickly brings structure to it.
This is how your content manager approaches it
In three steps your content manager brings structure to your content planning.
Taking stock of channels and needs
Your content manager maps out which channels you have and how much content they need.
Setting up the content calendar
On that basis he or she builds a calendar with deadlines, themes and owners per piece of content.
Coordinating and adjusting
Your content manager watches over the calendar, coordinates creators and adjusts as soon as the planning or priorities change.
