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Link Building Japan

Careers

Build Japanese editorial authority with us

Link Building Japan is a focused Tokyo consultancy. We hire people who care about how Japanese publishers work—and how those placements help brands rank for real domestic queries.

Link Building Japan team collaborating in a Tokyo office meeting

How we work together

Small team, clear ownership. Writers talk to outreach; delivery talks to clients; nobody is insulated from the quality bar we set for Japanese publishers.

Most of the craft happens in Japanese—pitches, drafts, editor feedback, and live placements. English is used for client communication and agency partner reporting.

Editorial over volume

We measure work by publisher quality and client outcomes, not placement count alone.

Honest scoping

You will never be asked to promise what Japanese media timelines cannot support.

Room to specialise

Deep Japanese media knowledge beats generalist SEO theatre. We hire for that depth.

Open roles

Current openings

Roles below describe the kinds of people we hire. Availability changes—send a note even if the title is not a perfect match.

  • Japanese content writer

    Full-time · Tokyo / hybrid

    Write and edit native Japanese articles for established publishers. Strong editorial instinct and sector research skills required.

  • Publisher outreach specialist

    Full-time · Tokyo

    Build and maintain relationships with Japanese editors. Own pitch quality, placement negotiation, and live URL handoff.

  • Client delivery manager

    Full-time · Tokyo / remote Japan

    Scope programmes, coordinate approvals across time zones, and keep reporting clear for end clients and agency partners.

How to apply

Send a short note on why Japanese editorial work interests you, plus a CV or relevant writing samples. We reply to every thoughtful application.

Email fabi@site-media.co.uk with the subject line “Careers enquiry”.

Prefer to talk first?

Tell us about your background and what you want to work on in Japanese media. We will take it from there.