The Transaction team at Dotdash Meredith is looking for Commerce Writer for PEOPLE. This person will write stories about the best sales and deals on the internet, new product launches to know about now, and the best home products, among other things.

They’ll also help our readers find what to buy at major sale events, including Memorial Day, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Amazon Prime Day. Most importantly, they’ll use affiliate links in these stories so that customers can purchase those products. The right candidates will be knowledgeable about online shopping, parsing data to make informed pitch decisions, and search keyword-driven content.

This is a full-time position. Writers must be based in the U.S., and they’ll have the option to work out of Dotdash Meredith’s New York office or remotely.

The day-to-day:

• Pitch and write multiple stories per week from an editorial point of view.

• Review data on past performance to inform future stories.

• Reach out to high-quality experts to provide background information and quotes as needed.

• Help execute content plans around major holidays and sales events.

• Attend and participate in weekly team meetings.

The right candidate is:

• A strong editorial writer with at least 3 years of experience with commerce content.

• Familiar with SEO and affiliate linking best practices.

• Well-versed in a variety of shopping trends and product categories, particularly home. Familiarity with current celebrity news is a plus.

• Familiar with the PEOPLE.com voice and audience.

• Comfortable with digital media tools such as proprietary CMSes, keyword research tools and Google Analytics.

• A college graduate with a bachelor’s degree in journalism or a related field.

We expect Commerce Writers to apply these competencies to their role:

• Decision Quality: Make good and timely decisions that keep the needs of their vertical moving forward. This may happen in the absence of complete information but one may call upon analysis, experience, and judgment to make these decisions.

• Balance Stakeholders: Anticipate and understand the needs and expectations of your stakeholders by balancing all interests, considering all factors when making decisions, and act fairly despite conflicting demands.

• Business Insight: Keep up with current and possible future policies, practices, and trends within the organization, the competition, and the marketplace. Use this knowledge to guide actions.

• Collaborates: Building partnerships and working collaboratively with others to meet shared objectives. Works cooperatively to achieve shared objectives, balances their own interests while being fair to others, partners with others to get work done, and credits others for their contributions/accomplishments.

• Action Oriented: Readily take action on new challenges, identify and seize new opportunities. Display a can-do attitude and step up to handle tough issues.

Part of the Transaction team spirit means embodying these core competencies:

• Manage Ambiguity: You can comfortably deal with change and can decide/act without the total picture. You remain calm and productive while dealing constructively with problems that do not have clear solutions or outcomes.

• Nimble Learning: You’re eager to actively learn through experimentation when tackling new problems, using both successes and failures as learning fodder.

• Self-Development: You want to seek new ways to grow and be challenged using both formal and informal development channels. You show a personal commitment to continuously improving, accepting stretch opportunities, and making the most of available development resources.