Available Freelance Content Writing Jobs!

I am an artist mainly focussed on traveling, creating and writing

For my snapshots and content I am in need of someone to help me out as I am not very good in editing.

Putting video’s into a vibe reel
Making sure pictures are straight
Background cleaning

Mostly some light and simple editing. I like to see your style and what you have done before.

Greets

I have two n8n workflows on my cloud instance that are 95% working but need the last connections fixed.

Workflow 1: Daycare onboarding automation. Finds Airtable records, validates fields, creates Google Drive folders, creates checklist items — all working. The last 3 nodes (Prepare Email Data, Create Gmail Draft, Update Airtable status) never fire. Likely a broken node connection after the checklist section was restructured.

Workflow 2: GBP Content Studio. AI agent pipeline (Strategist, Writer, Humanizer, QA) not producing output.

This is node connection and credential wiring work — not building from scratch. Should take under 1 hour on a screenshare.

Required: n8n experience, available today or tomorrow, screenshare
Start your proposal with "Hey Dave" so I know you actually read this post.

Do not contact me outside of Upwork.

We are looking for an experienced freelancer to design and build a professional website for a moving brokerage company focused on nationwide interstate moves. We currently only have the domain and need a modern, trustworthy, lead-generation-focused website that helps drive phone calls and inbound quote requests for primarily residential long-distance moves.

This is a website-only project. We will provide a brand identity guide to support the web design (logo, colors, typography, and usage examples). Your role is to translate that brand system into a clean, effective website, not to create the brand from scratch.

Our priority is lead generation and SEO. The site should support strong mobile usability, clear click-to-call actions, contact/quote forms, fast loading, and a structure that supports organic search visibility. We are open to platform recommendations, but leaning toward WordPress or another user-friendly platform that will be easy to manage after launch.

We want a full website that stays lean: clear, professional, and conversion-focused rather than overly complex. We plan to provide most of the written content, and the writing style should land somewhere in the middle — not too sparse, but not overly wordy.

Experience integrating website lead-generation forms with CRM or lead-management platforms via secure APIs, including real-time lead delivery, form-field mapping, source tracking, consent capture, duplicate prevention, and error handling.

Scope of work:
- Recommend the best platform for this project (WordPress or another user-friendly CMS).
- Design and build a lean but complete service-business website.
- Create key pages such as Home, About, Services, How It Works, FAQ, Contact, plus lead capture sections.
- Emphasize click-to-call throughout the site, especially on mobile.
- Set up quote/contact forms and lead notifications.
- Support integration with Granot Moving Software via API
- Implement the provided brand identity guide into the website design.
- Apply on-page SEO and complete SEO setup/configuration for small business website.
- Optimize for mobile responsiveness, page speed, and clear calls to action.
- Ongoing support: Possible updates in the future, but this is not a major part of the initial scope.

Preferred experience:
- Service business or home-services websites.
- Lead-generation websites with strong mobile conversion strategy.
- SEO-focused website builds.
- Experience working from an existing logo/brand guide.
- Experience with CRM/form integrations/APIs.
- Building sites clients can easily update after launch.

Technical skills required:
- WordPress or another user-friendly CMS (Webflow or similar also acceptable).
- Figma or equivalent for web layout/wireframing.
- Responsive web design and mobile-first UX.
- Contact/quote form integration and email notifications.
- CRM integration experience.
- On-page SEO and basic technical SEO.
- Page speed/performance optimization.
- Google Analytics and/or simple conversion tracking setup.

When applying, please include:
- 3–5 examples of relevant service-business or lead-gen websites you’ve built.
- Which platform you recommend for this project and why.
- How you approach SEO and lead generation for small business websites.
- How you would structure the site to encourage calls, especially on mobile.
- Any experience with CRM API integrations.
- Estimated timeline and total cost for the project.
- Confirmation that you are comfortable working from a provided brand identity guide and with client-provided copy.
- Please begin your proposal with the words "Leading the Move" so we know you read the full post.

Responsibilities
Prometric exam guides: Create clear, step‑by‑step study resources tailored to nurses.

Practice questions: Write exam‑style questions with rationales to help learners understand key concepts.

Nurse stories: Share authentic experiences about taking the Prometric exam, including challenges and strategies.

Technical writing: Develop well‑structured, SEO‑optimized articles that are both informative and easy to read.

Requirements
Registered Nurse (Philippines, GCC, or USRN) with experience taking the Prometric Exam.

Strong background in academic or technical writing.

Ability to produce original, research‑based content (no AI filler).

Skilled in writing helpful guides, exam tips, and rationales for practice questions.

Excellent grammar, clarity, and attention to detail.

Preferred Qualifications
Prior experience writing for nursing education platforms or exam prep sites.
Familiarity with Next‑Generation NCLEX or other international nursing exams.
Ability to integrate personal nurse journey stories into professional content.

We’re looking for a social media specialist to help improve our organic presence across Reddit, X and Facebook through a focused short-term project.

The scope will include developing a simple growth approach, creating a small batch of platform-specific posts, identifying relevant communities and conversations, and engaging with the target audience.

Deliverables will include a basic content plan, 8–12 social posts adapted for the three platforms, community and audience research, and a short performance summary with recommendations for next steps.

We’re looking for someone with experience in organic social media growth, strong writing skills, and a good understanding of Reddit, X and Facebook. Our approach should be authentic and community-focused, without spam, bots, or artificial engagement.

Please share relevant examples of your previous social media growth work and the results achieved.

We’re hiring a highly motivated, early-stage direct response copywriter who wants to grow fast, write a lot, and develop real persuasion skills through responsibility and pressure.

This role is not easy.

It requires discipline, consistency, and the ability to operate in a fast-moving environment with frequent feedback.

If you’re looking for comfortable, low-pressure work — this is not for you.
If you want to accelerate your growth aggressively — keep reading.

What This Role Is

• Direct response copywriting for a fast-growing D2C brand
• Performance-oriented work (ads, emails, landing pages, funnels)
• Fast feedback loop and high learning curve
• A serious training ground to develop into a results-driven copywriter, not a casual content writer

Who We’re Looking For

• 6–24 months of copywriting practice (professional or self-directed)
• Strong interest in persuasion, psychology, and buyer behavior
• Comfortable with pressure, deadlines, and accountability
• Values growth, skill development, and responsibility over comfort

Cybersecuritymarketing lijkt soms wel een eigen huisstijl te hebben. Donkere achtergronden. Hangslotjes. Hoodies. Rode waarschuwingstekens. En berichten over dat “cyberdreigingen zich sneller ontwikkelen dan ooit”.

Daar zoeken we dus niet naar.

Wij zijn een jong en compact Nederlands cybersecuritybedrijf en werken voor organisaties door heel Nederland: van mkb tot grotere organisaties, in allerlei branches. We houden van korte lijnen, snel schakelen en dingen gewoon goed regelen. We helpen organisaties hun cybersecurity te onderzoeken, verbeteren en vervolgens goed geregeld te houden. Praktisch en nuchter: geen dikke adviesrapporten om daarna weer te verdwijnen, maar advies én uitvoering.

En we zitten op een interessant moment. Ons klantenbestand groeit en tegelijkertijd staat cybersecurity bij steeds meer organisaties op de agenda. De bewustwording neemt toe, wet- en regelgeving zorgt voor beweging en er worden steeds vaker concrete budgetten vrijgemaakt om ook daadwerkelijk iets te doen.

Dat momentum willen we benutten. We hebben een goed verhaal, mooie klanten en steeds meer om over te vertellen. Nu zoeken we iemand die ons helpt om dat verhaal ook naar buiten te brengen; op een manier die opvalt en bij ons past. Cybersecurity is een serieus vak. Maar dat betekent wat ons betreft niet dat alles er ook serieus, technisch en voorspelbaar uit hoeft te zien.

Daarom zoeken we iemand met een vlotte, creatieve blik op ons merk en onze marketing. Iemand die helpt om een serieus onderwerp interessant, herkenbaar en soms net even anders te brengen. Wij hebben de cybersecuritykennis. Jij hoeft die niet te hebben. Sterker nog: misschien vinden we het juist wel prettig als je níét uit de IT- of cybersecuritywereld komt.

Wat ga je doen?

Ongeveer 16 uur per maand help je ons met alles wat te maken heeft met onze uitstraling en marketing. Niet volgens een vast lijstje met iedere week drie posts en iedere maand een nieuwsbrief. We kijken vooral waar op dat moment iets beters, leukers of creatievers van gemaakt kan worden.

Dat kan bijvoorbeeld zijn:

- Een origineel idee bedenken voor iets wat we meenemen als we een klant bezoeken.
- Een campagne of concept bedenken rondom een nieuwe dienst, samenwerking of certificering.
- Een technisch onderwerp vertalen naar iets wat mensen wél willen lezen.
- Meedenken over wijzigingen en nieuwe pagina's op onze website.
- Webteksten schrijven of bestaande teksten flink aanscherpen.
- Een offerte, dienstbeschrijving, SLA of presentatie onder handen nemen zodat deze beter bij onze uitstraling past.
- Bewaken dat onze huisstijl consequent wordt toegepast.
- Meedenken over hoe onze huisstijl en uitstraling zich verder kunnen ontwikkelen.
- Af en toe gewoon zeggen: “Dit kan leuker. Ik heb een idee.”

Wat zoeken we?

1. Geen contentmachine.
2. Geen cybersecuritymarketeer die ons vertelt dat oktober Cybersecurity Awareness Month is.
3. En ook niet iemand die alleen uitvoert wat wij bedenken.

Maar, je hebt wel gevoel voor concept, tekst en vormgeving. Je hoeft niet per se grafisch ontwerper, webdeveloper én copywriter in één te zijn, maar je ziet wel wanneer iets goed staat, lekker leest en klopt met een merk. Een beetje lef vinden we leuk. Humor ook. Zolang je aanvoelt wanneer het kan en wanneer iets gewoon professioneel en strak moet zijn.

Kwaliteit en originaliteit vinden we belangrijker dan kwantiteit. Liever één idee waarvan we denken “ja, dát is leuk” dan tien keurige LinkedIn-posts die iedereen had kunnen schrijven.

Praktisch

We starten met ongeveer 16 uur per maand, flexibel in te delen. De ene maand ligt de nadruk misschien op onze website, de volgende op een campagne, klantbezoek of het verbeteren van onze materialen.

En jouw rol kan met het bedrijf meegroeien. We zoeken nadrukkelijk iemand voor een langere samenwerking, zodat je ons bedrijf, onze stijl en onze klanten steeds beter leert kennen. Onze klanten zijn voornamelijk Nederlandse organisaties, dus Nederlands moet je uitstekend beheersen.

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Cybersecurity marketing sometimes seems to have a visual identity of its own. Dark backgrounds. Padlocks. Hoodies. Red warning signs. And posts telling us that “cyber threats are evolving faster than ever.”

That's exactly what we're not looking for.

We're a young and compact Dutch cybersecurity company working with organizations throughout the Netherlands, ranging from SMEs to larger organizations across a variety of industries. We like short lines of communication, moving quickly and simply getting things done properly. We help organizations assess their cybersecurity, improve it and keep it properly managed afterwards. Practical and down-to-earth: no lengthy advisory reports followed by a disappearing act, but advice **and** execution.

And we're at an exciting point. Our client base is growing, while cybersecurity is moving higher up the agenda for more and more organizations. Awareness is increasing, legislation and regulations are creating momentum, and companies are increasingly allocating real budgets to actually get things done.

We want to make the most of that momentum. We have a good story, great clients and more and more to talk about. Now we're looking for someone who can help us get that story out there — in a way that stands out and feels like us.

Cybersecurity is a serious business. But that doesn't mean everything around it has to look serious, technical and predictable.

That's why we're looking for someone who brings a fresh, creative perspective to our brand and marketing. Someone who can make a serious subject interesting, recognizable and sometimes just a little different.

We have the cybersecurity expertise. You don't need to.

In fact, we might actually prefer it if you **don't** come from an IT or cybersecurity background.

## What will you be doing?

For around 16 hours per month, you'll help us with everything related to our marketing and how we present ourselves.

Not according to a fixed checklist of three posts a week and a newsletter every month. Instead, we'll look at what could be made better, smarter, more interesting or more creative at that particular moment.

That could mean:

* Coming up with an original idea for something we could bring along when visiting a client.
* Developing a campaign or concept around a new service, partnership or certification.
* Turning a technical subject into something people actually want to read.
* Helping us think through changes and new pages for our website.
* Writing web copy or giving existing copy a serious upgrade.
* Improving a proposal, service description, SLA or presentation so it better reflects our brand.
* Making sure our visual identity is applied consistently.
* Helping us think about how our brand and visual identity can continue to evolve.
* Occasionally just saying: **“We can make this more interesting. I have an idea.”**

## What are we looking for?

1. Not a content machine.
2. Not a cybersecurity marketer who tells us that October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
3. And not someone who simply executes whatever we come up with.

What you **do** have is a good feel for concepts, copy and design. You don't necessarily need to be a graphic designer, web developer **and** copywriter all rolled into one, but you know when something looks right, reads well and fits a brand.

We like a bit of boldness. A sense of humor too. As long as you know when there's room for it — and when something simply needs to be professional and polished.

**Quality and originality matter more to us than quantity.** We'd rather have one idea that makes us say “yes, that's good!” than ten perfectly acceptable LinkedIn posts that anyone could have written.

## Practical

We'll start with around **16 hours per month**, with flexibility in how those hours are spread. One month the focus might be our website, the next a campaign, a client visit or improving our materials.

And your role can grow alongside the company.

We're specifically looking for someone interested in a **long-term collaboration**, so you can really get to know our company, our style and our clients over time.

Our clients are primarily Dutch organizations, so **excellent command of the Dutch language is essential.**

The Job

We're looking for a video editor to handle the intro and outro segments on Abe's YouTube videos. This isn't full long-form editing — it's a focused, recurring role: take the raw footage/hook, cut a sharp, attention-grabbing intro, and close every video out with a clean, on-brand outro that pushes viewers toward the next step (subscribe, follow, join the community, etc.).

If you're someone who can consistently turn around punchy, retention-focused open/close segments without needing a ton of back-and-forth, this is for you.

What You'll Do
Edit intros that hook viewers in the first few seconds and set up the video's premise
Edit outros that reinforce the channel's brand and drive a clear call-to-action
Match pacing, music, captions/text, and visual style to Abe's existing content
Turn around edits on a consistent schedule as new videos are filmed
Take feedback and revise quickly when something's off
What We're Looking For
A portfolio or reel showing intro/outro work you've done before (YouTube preferred)
A strong sense of pacing and hook-writing — you understand why the first 5 seconds matter
Comfortable working from raw footage and brand guidelines with minimal hand-holding
Reliable turnaround times — this is a recurring role, not a one-off gig
Bonus: experience editing for finance, trading, or business/creator content
Pay & Structure

Paid per video, per delivery.

I am looking for a comedian script writer to create engaging content for social media. The ideal candidate should have a proven track record in writing scripts and be fluent in English. This role may involve full-time work or ongoing script creation for social media platforms. Please share examples of your work and your availability for this project.

I need help building a two-page resume for a professional role. The work includes reviewing the current resume, organizing content clearly, and creating a polished final version that highlights relevant experience and skills. I’m looking for someone who can improve structure, readability, and overall presentation while keeping the resume concise and effective. Please share examples of similar resume work and your approach to refining professional documents.

Looking for someone to assist with the organic social side of my agency. At any given time I have between 4-8 accounts I need help with. Help involves finding strong content incorporating our businesses to repost (requesting permission via DM where appropriate), organic content we can repost that relates to our businesses, using our corporate imagery sparingly to fill in gaps, using stock photos where appropriate, and potentially some light reel editing. Drafting text copy (that does not sound like an LLM wrote it).

Scheduling through a third-party app for approval.

Need someone with a good eye, ideally a good writing sense, and an ability to stay on task. Quick worker is prioritized, my ideal would be to start at this level and then grow your contract over time.

Can work hourly if you give me a rough estimate of hours, otherwise let's do fixed price to begin with (if you want to quote me for five accounts).

Thanks!

GSD is looking for an exceptional Email Copywriter & Email Marketing Strategist to help us develop and write ongoing email campaigns in the voice of our founder, Makenna Riley.

This is not a role for someone who simply waits for a topic, writes an email, and moves on.

We are looking for someone who understands copywriting, marketing strategy, customer psychology, storytelling, positioning, and conversion — and can help lead the email strategy alongside our team.

What You'll Be Doing: You'll primarily be responsible for writing approximately 2–3 emails per week to our audience.

Your responsibilities will include:
- Writing emails in Makenna Riley's voice and style
- Developing weekly and monthly email angles and campaign ideas
- Strategizing what we should send, when we should send it, and why
- Writing educational, story-based, promotional, nurture, and conversion-focused emails
- Turning ideas, stories, offers, customer problems, and company updates into compelling emails
- Understanding our different products and determining how to naturally position them within our email marketing
- Helping plan launches, promotions, nurture campaigns, and ongoing broadcasts
- Reviewing email performance and helping improve future strategy
- Developing stronger hooks, subject lines, CTAs, storytelling, and offers
- Working directly with our team to understand what is happening inside the business and translate that into effective marketing

Who We're Looking For:
- We are looking for someone who is already a strong copywriter and marketer.
- You should understand that great email marketing is about much more than putting words on a page.
- You should be able to look at a business, its audience, its offers, and its goals and say: "Here's what I think we should email about this week, here's the angle I would use, and here's why."

The ideal person has:
- Exceptional direct-response copywriting skills
- Strong understanding of email marketing strategy
- Strong storytelling ability
- Knowledge of customer psychology and buying behavior
- Experience writing emails that generate clicks, replies, sales, and engagement
- The ability to learn and consistently replicate a founder's voice
- Experience developing campaign concepts rather than simply executing assignments
- Strong marketing instincts and an understanding of positioning and offers
- The ability to work independently and bring ideas to the table
- Experience studying email performance and using the data to improve future campaigns

About GSD:

GSD helps entrepreneurs build, launch, market, and grow their businesses using software, AI, education, and done-for-you services.

Our audience includes entrepreneurs, coaches, consultants, creators, and service-based business owners who want to simplify their technology, marketing, and operations.

You can learn more about the company here:

https://thegsdsoftware.com/

What This Role Is NOT

We are not looking for a basic content writer or someone who needs every email completely mapped out before they can begin writing.

Makenna and our team can provide direction, stories, ideas, launches, and business context, but we want someone who can take that information and think strategically.

We want someone who will challenge ideas, suggest better angles, identify opportunities, and help make email one of the strongest marketing channels inside GSD.

How to Apply

Please send us:
- A short introduction about yourself and your email marketing experience
- Examples of email copy you've written
- Examples of campaigns or email strategies you've helped develop
- Any measurable results you can share
- A brief explanation of how you approach learning and writing in a founder's voice

Bonus: Review our website and include 2–3 email ideas you would potentially send to the GSD audience and explain why you chose them.

We're looking for someone who can become a long-term strategic partner to the GSD team — not simply another freelance writer.

We are looking for someone to grade slide decks against a reference design system and explain the grades in writing. You will receive a reference deck and a batch of candidate decks. For each candidate you assign a score on a 1 to 7 scale based on how closely it follows the reference, then write a short rationale of three to four sentences explaining the match and the gaps.

Most of the work is visual judgment. You are looking at typography, spacing, color palette, layout structure, visual hierarchy, polish, readability, and overall consistency. The standard is not pixel matching. The question is whether the candidate looks like it came out of the same design system as the reference. A good looking deck in a different style scores lower than a plainer deck that nails the reference.

The other half is writing. Rationales need to be specific and cite actual slides, not general praise. They also need to follow a fixed house voice: plain prose, short declarative sentences, problems before positives, no bullet points, no em dashes, and nothing that reads like it was written by a chatbot. Grades within a batch have to be spread across the range rather than clustered, so you need to be comfortable ranking decks against each other even when several are close.

What we look for

A real eye for design, whether from formal training or just heavy exposure to professional decks. Enough familiarity with typography and layout to name what is off instead of saying it feels wrong. Clear, natural writing. The discipline to follow a rubric exactly, including the parts you might personally disagree with. Consistency across a long batch, since the tenth deck has to be graded on the same standard as the first. Comfort working on a timer, since tasks are often capped around 45 minutes.

Nice to have

Background in graphic design, marketing, consulting, or finance. Experience with investor decks, pitch decks, or corporate templates. Prior data annotation or content moderation work.

HRGOATS is a growing HR consulting firm focused on practical HR, talent, workforce, and business solutions for small and mid-sized organizations.

We are looking for a creative and reliable Social Media Coordinator to manage and grow our presence across LinkedIn, Facebook, and TikTok.

This is a part-time contract role for someone who can take a content idea, turn it into a polished post, and keep our channels active and consistent without needing constant direction.

What You’ll Do
Create and publish 3 social media posts per week
Adapt content appropriately for LinkedIn, Facebook, and TikTok
Create simple branded graphics, carousels, or short-form video content using tools such as Canva
Write captions that match the HRGOATS brand voice
Research relevant workplace, HR, leadership, recruiting, employee relations, and business topics
Help identify timely/trending topics that could be turned into content
Schedule and publish posts consistently
Maintain a basic content calendar
Track basic engagement and identify which content performs best
Recommend content ideas based on audience response and current trends
Keep branding, tone, and messaging consistent across platforms
What We’re Looking For
Experience managing social media for a business, brand, or professional services company
Strong writing and communication skills
Experience with LinkedIn, Facebook, and TikTok
Comfortable creating content in Canva or similar design tools
Able to create short-form video content, including text-based/faceless TikTok content
Strong understanding of platform-specific content styles
Organized, dependable, and able to meet weekly deadlines
Able to work independently and bring ideas to the table
Familiarity with HR, workplace culture, recruiting, business, or professional-services content is a plus
Content Expectations

We are looking for approximately 3 original posts per week, with content repurposed appropriately across LinkedIn, Facebook, and TikTok.

Content may include:

HR education and practical workplace advice
Leadership and manager tips
Employee relations topics
Recruiting and retention insights
Workplace trends and current HR news
Small-business HR challenges
Commentary on timely workplace stories
HRGOATS services, thought leadership, and brand awareness
Schedule
Part-time / contract
Approximately 3 posts per week
Flexible schedule
Remote
Ongoing opportunity based on quality and consistency

Looking for an experienced professional who can create and refine company profiles, corporate documents, proposals, presentations, and business documentation with strong content, structure, and professional design.

Graphic Designing and Microsoft PowerPoint experience is must (Illustrator or Coral Draw).

Note - You will need to create a custom permanent templates according to the business brand guidelines.

No Generic | No AI based | No Canva templates | No Design Misguidance.

Key Skills:
• Corporate profile & document creation
• Business writing & content structuring
• Professional presentation design
• Infographics, diagrams & visual storytelling
• Strong attention to detail and branding

Company Profile (11 pages) - PDF
Capability Decks -3 (8 to 10 slides)
Proposal Document- Word
Pricing Template - PDF
One Page-PDF

DM me fast.

Growing DFW real estate team looking for a video editor and marketing partner who thinks in ideas, not just tasks.

The Role
We're a bilingual (English/Spanish) real estate team in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and our content is how we grow. We need someone who can take raw footage (walkthroughs, talking-head clips, market updates) and turn it into scroll-stopping, cinematic content people actually watch to the end. This isn't a "cut the clip where I said 'um'" job. We want someone who sees a rough video and knows how to make it hit.

We're also looking for a creative voice on the team: someone who pitches ideas, spots trends before we do, and helps bring in more clients through social media, newsletters, and blog posts.

This is a part-time, remote, ongoing role, roughly 20-30 hours/week, with Central Time overlap expected for check-ins and feedback.

What You'll Do:

Video Editing
-Edit real estate video content (reels, walkthroughs, market updates, testimonials) with a cinematic feel: clean pacing, creative transitions, sound design, and captions that don't look like an afterthought
-Take a rough concept and elevate it, not just trim it
Build videos designed for engagement and lead generation

Marketing & Strategy
-Pitch campaign concepts and content series worth building
-Manage and grow our social media presence, planning and posting with new-client growth in mind
-Write and send email newsletters to our client list
-Write blog posts for the website
-Weigh in on strategy across all of these channels

Real Estate & Tech
-Draw on real estate marketing experience (or something adjacent) to create content that resonates with buyers and sellers
-Work hands-on inside Lofty CRM building drip campaigns and landing pages
-Use AI tools to speed up editing and everyday workflow

Communication & Ownership
-Communicate fluently in English and Spanish, written and spoken
-Run with things independently; we don't want to micromanage, and we don't want to have to
-Ask for feedback and apply it fast
-Speak up with opinions and ideas; we're looking for a collaborator, not someone waiting for instructions

What We're Looking For
-A reel or portfolio showing range: pacing, transitions, sound, story, not just clean cuts
-Writing samples from newsletters or blogs (bonus, not required)
-Real estate marketing experience or an adjacent background
-Hands-on Lofty CRM experience
-Comfort using AI tools day to day
-Full bilingual fluency, English and Spanish
-Remote work experience and the ability to manage your own time and communication

Northpaw is an emerging pet-wellness brand initially focused on feline nutrition, with Northpaw Taurine for Cats as our core product. We are looking for one strong, hands-on growth operator to help us improve our creative execution, Meta testing, data accuracy, Shopify funnel conversion, and Q4 growth plan while we prepare to expand carefully into complementary pet-care products.

This is not a passive copywriting role and it is not a role for someone who only makes attractive images. You will be expected to understand the full path from customer research and long-form static ad copy to creative production, Meta campaign testing, tracking, product-page conversion, checkout completion, and post-purchase value.

We currently have early commercial traction, including four reported purchases, Canadian purchase activity, and multiple Initiate checkout events. We want to turn that early signal into a more disciplined, measurable, and repeatable acquisition system.

We are looking for someone who can take ownership, identify problems without waiting to be told, explain the reasoning behind decisions, and execute quickly without making random changes that destroy the data.

We are looking for a long-term working relationship, not a one-off task. As Northpaw grows, we want the right person to grow with the business, take on greater ownership, and share in the progress created by strong execution. In return, we will provide clear communication, access to the information needed to do the work properly, and the opportunity to build something meaningful together. Any expanded responsibilities, compensation changes, or performance incentives will be discussed transparently and agreed separately as the business develops.

Speed of execution is important. We want someone who can turn decisions into action quickly, communicate blockers immediately, deliver work on agreed timelines, and keep momentum from one test to the next. We do not want careless rushing; we want fast, organized execution supported by accurate tracking and sound judgment.

What the role must own

You will own the creative and performance testing process for Northpaw Taurine. Your strongest skill must be direct-response creative strategy and copywriting, especially long-form static ads. You must also be able to turn strategy into real ad assets or clear production briefs, launch and analyze Meta tests, verify tracking, and identify where the Shopify funnel is losing buyers.

The core priorities are:

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Writing high-quality long-form direct-response static ads with strong hooks, clear product explanation, credible proof, offer framing, and calls to action.

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Developing multiple creative angles based on customer research, reviews, Reddit and forum language, objections, competitor patterns, and actual Northpaw campaign data.

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Creating short-form variations, headlines, primary text, image directions, UGC briefs, founder-story concepts, and static-ad briefs.

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Producing the creative yourself or managing the production process closely enough that the final assets are usable, accurate, and not generic AI-looking content.

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Planning and analyzing Meta Sales campaigns, including CBO and ABO testing, ad-set structure, creative volume, budget allocation, delivery, learning status, and marginal performance.

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Auditing Meta Pixel and Conversions API event quality, event deduplication, Purchase value and currency, UTMs, Shopify orders, and attribution differences.

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Reviewing the Northpaw product page, prelander, cart, and mobile checkout to diagnose Initiate checkout abandonment.

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Building a professional weekly reporting system based on Spend, Purchases, Purchase value, Cost per result, ROAS, Initiate checkout, Adds to cart, Landing page views, and Link clicks.

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Testing offers and post-purchase value without confusing the core Taurine acquisition message.

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Helping introduce a grooming-wipes product as a measured cart or post-purchase upsell only after confirming supplier authorization, Canadian fulfillment, product margin, and accurate claims.

The creative standard we expect

Northpaw needs a clearer product-aware and offer-aware creative system. We do not want endless fear-based ads that make unsupported medical claims. We want persuasive direct-response creative that is emotionally strong but credible.

The winning creative should make the following clear quickly:

1.
What Northpaw Taurine is.

2.
Who it may be relevant for.

3.
How it is used.

4.
Why the product is credible.

5.
What the current offer is.

6.
Why the customer should review the product now.

You must be comfortable writing both long-form advertorial-style static copy and concise product-aware ads. You must know the difference between a hook, angle, mechanism, proof, offer, objection handling, and call to action.

You must not invent veterinary records, laboratory results, testimonials, certifications, customer outcomes, or product claims. You must not state that taurine cures kidney disease, parasites, vomiting, or any other medical condition unless the claim is legally and scientifically substantiated and approved for use. Health-related copy must be responsible and veterinarian-guided where appropriate.

Current business context

Northpaw is currently validating Canada as the primary market. The existing campaign has seven angles with two variations each, for 14 ads, using a $120 daily CBO budget. We have four reported purchases since launch and several Initiate checkout events. The current problem is not simply generating more ad volume; it is identifying which creative angles actually produce profitable Purchases, improving checkout completion, and building a reliable testing system.

The product page currently presents Northpaw Taurine for Cats, a 2-pack bundle offer, free shipping, a 30-day guarantee, pharmaceutical-grade L-taurine, GMP-certified manufacturing, and batch certificate-of-analysis information where available. All offer details must be checked against the live page before being used in ads.

Required first-phase deliverables

The first engagement will be a paid audit and trial. Before asking for a long-term retainer, we want the following deliverables:

1. Account and funnel audit

Review the current Meta campaign, ad sets, ads, delivery, Spend, Purchases, Purchase value, Cost per result, ROAS, Initiate checkout, Adds to cart, Landing page views, and Link clicks. Explain what is actually proven, what is only a hypothesis, and what data is missing.

Review the Shopify product page, prelander, cart, checkout, shipping, taxes, currency, payment methods, delivery estimates, guarantee, subscription settings, and abandoned-checkout points on a Canadian mobile device.

2. Tracking and attribution audit

Verify ViewContent, AddToCart, InitiateCheckout, and Purchase events. Check that Purchase includes accurate value and currency, that events are not duplicated, and that browser and server events are reconciled where applicable. Review UTMs and show how Meta results will be compared with Shopify orders, refunds, shipping, product cost, and contribution margin.

3. Creative strategy

Produce a written testing matrix containing at least three distinct angles and two variations per angle. Each concept must include:

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Customer problem or desire.

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Audience awareness level.

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Hook.

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Core mechanism or product explanation.

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Primary text.

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Headline.

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Image or video concept.

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Offer and call to action.

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Destination recommendation.

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What result would validate or reject the concept.

4. Creative production

Create or manage the production of a small first batch of usable assets. We need product-accurate static ads, long-form static layouts, simple product demonstrations, and realistic UGC or founder-style concepts where appropriate. Northpaw packaging must remain accurate and in its original colors.

5. Reporting and decision system

Create a weekly report that shows which angle, hook, visual, offer, and destination generated lower-funnel activity. The report must distinguish ads that have received enough Spend to judge from ads that were underdelivered by CBO.

Application attention check: Begin your proposal with the word NORTHSTAR so I know you read the full brief. Proposals that do not begin with this word may not be shortlisted.

Grooming-wipes upsell project

We are considering adding a grooming-wipes product as an optional upsell. The product reference currently shows Uproot & Clean Pet Grooming Glove Wipes for dogs, cats, and bunnies.

The successful candidate must help us validate:

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Whether we have the right to resell or distribute the product.

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Whether the product can be fulfilled reliably in Canada.

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Product cost, shipping cost, margin, taxes, payment fees, and refund risk.

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Whether the original Uproot & Clean branding must remain visible.

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Whether the offer should appear in the cart, on the post-purchase page, or in email.

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Whether the upsell increases AOV without reducing the main Taurine Purchase conversion rate.

Do not relabel another brand as Northpaw without written authorization and a compliant private-label arrangement. The core cold ad should continue selling Northpaw Taurine clearly; the wipes should initially be tested as a separate cross-sell or post-purchase offer.

Who we are looking for

You should have proven experience with direct-response ecommerce creative and Meta Sales campaigns. Experience with Shopify supplements, pet products, health-adjacent products, or other regulated-claim categories is strongly preferred.

You should be able to show redacted examples of ads, creative briefs, campaign reports, or before-and-after testing work. We care more about your reasoning and lower-funnel evidence than about impressive revenue claims.

You must be able to write excellent English copy. You must understand long-form static ads, advertorial structure, direct-response psychology, customer awareness stages, objection handling, offer testing, and creative fatigue.

You must be able to work with real data. You should understand Meta Ads Manager, CBO, ABO, learning status, Pixel events, Conversions API, event deduplication, UTMs, Shopify analytics, and checkout-funnel diagnosis.

You should be proactive, direct, organized, and comfortable telling the founder when an idea is weak. We do not want someone who agrees with everything or hides poor results behind CTR.

Application questions

Please answer every question. Generic applications will be rejected.

1.
What is the best long-form static direct-response ad you have written? Include the product, customer problem, hook, mechanism, offer, and result.

2.
Show one case where your creative work improved Purchases, Cost per result, or ROAS. Include the date range, Spend, Purchases, Purchase value, and what changed. Redacted data is acceptable, but unsupported claims are not.

3.
How would you approach a Canada-only CBO with 14 ads across seven angles at a $120 daily budget? What would you inspect first, and what would you avoid changing prematurely?

4.
How would you reconcile Meta Purchases with Shopify orders when the numbers do not match?

5.
What events must be verified before scaling a Sales campaign?

6.
How do you decide whether an ad is weak, underdelivered, or blocked by checkout friction?

7.
Write three different hooks for Northpaw Taurine without claiming that it cures vomiting, kidney disease, parasites, or any other medical condition.

8.
Give one static-ad concept, one UGC concept, and one product-demonstration concept for Northpaw.

9.
How would you test the grooming wipes as an upsell without confusing the main Taurine acquisition message?

10.
The profile or portfolio must include evidence of Shopify ecommerce or explain honestly if your experience is mainly lead generation, search arbitrage, or another category.

11.
Please explain any Upwork contract rated below 5.0 and what you changed afterward.

12.
What would you deliver during the first seven days if hired?

Paid trial and engagement structure

Start with a fixed-scope paid audit or a short hourly trial. The first engagement should not include unrestricted control of the ad account, payment methods, or budget changes.

The trial should end with a written audit, event QA, checkout review, creative matrix, initial assets or briefs, and a 30-day roadmap. If the work is strong, we can continue on a monthly engagement with clearly defined deliverables and weekly reporting.

We are open to hourly or fixed-price proposals. Please price the paid audit separately from any longer-term execution package.

Success in the first 30 days

Success means we have cleaner data, a clear baseline, a smaller and more intelligent creative-testing system, better product-aware ads, a documented keep/kill/test process, fewer unexplained checkout losses, and a properly measured first upsell test.

We are not hiring for guaranteed ROAS. We are hiring for disciplined execution, accurate measurement, strong creative thinking, and the ability to turn evidence into better decisions.

We’re seeking a creative, reliable Social Media Manager to create daily content for a travel and matchmaking brand. You’ll review our Instagram account, recreate similar content with fresh ideas, and produce 10 posts daily, published every 2 hours. Each day should include 5 travel posts and 5 matchmaking posts, shared across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook. Responsibilities include writing engaging captions, adding relevant hashtags, creating Reels and short-form videos, and following trends to increase views and engagement. Ideal candidates have experience managing multiple platforms, strong content creation and video editing skills, and the ability to work independently while meeting daily deadlines. To apply, review @Unforgettable__Getaway first and send examples of two matchmaking and two travel posts using placeholder content.

We need a freelancer to proofread and improve partially completed proposal documents. The work includes reviewing content for clarity, grammar, and structure, as well as helping strengthen the overall quality of the writing. You should be comfortable working with existing drafts and making thoughtful edits to ensure the final proposals are polished and professional. This is a part-time opportunity for someone who can deliver accurate, well-written proposals on time.

YouTube Researcher / Scriptwriter / Fact Checker — Strange Places, Science and Real-World Discoveries

ABOUT THE CHANNEL

I am building a faceless YouTube channel focused on fascinating places, unusual discoveries, strange geography, extreme environments, scientific findings, remote locations, historical discoveries, and other real-world subjects that make people think:

“I had no idea this existed.”

The channel will use multiple video formats, including:

• Top 10, Top 15, and Top 20 videos
• Single-story documentaries
• How and Why explainers
• Scientific discoveries
• Extreme and unusual places
• Historical discoveries
• Strange real-world events
• Comparisons and curiosity-driven topics

This is NOT a channel where every video is a Top 10 list.

The common theme is fascinating, real-world information presented in an entertaining and highly engaging way.

I am looking for a freelancer who can handle research, scriptwriting, and fact checking.

This is intended to become an ongoing relationship for the right person.

IMPORTANT — I PROVIDE THE TOPIC

I will provide and approve the topic and general direction for every video.

You will NOT be responsible for independently choosing what the channel publishes.

For example, I may provide:

Topic: 10 Places on Earth That Look Like Another Planet

Or:

Topic: The Island Scientists Watched Being Born

Or:

Topic: What Scientists Found Beneath the Antarctic Ice

I may also provide a general angle, title concept, or specific questions I want the video to answer.

Your job is to take the approved topic and develop the strongest possible research, story, and script around it.

You may recommend:

• Better wording for the title
• A stronger angle
• Different items for a list
• Additional facts
• A better story structure
• Removing an item that does not have enough reliable information

However, do not change the fundamental topic or begin work on a different topic without my approval.

YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

For each approved video topic, you will:

1. Research the assigned topic.
2. Identify the strongest factual information.
3. For list videos, identify and research the strongest individual entries.
4. Locate authoritative sources.
5. Create a detailed claim sheet.
6. Develop the appropriate story structure.
7. Write the complete YouTube script.
8. Perform a second fact check of the finished script.
9. Identify questionable or unsupported claims.
10. Create the complete source package.
11. Identify useful visual opportunities and sources for the editor.
12. Make reasonable revisions if needed to finalize the deliverables.

STEP 1 — RESEARCH

Once I approve a topic, begin with research.

For each video, identify:

• The most interesting facts
• The strongest stories
• Important dates
• Locations
• Scientific information
• Relevant people and organizations
• Important discoveries
• Useful statistics
• Interesting visual opportunities
• Potential controversies or uncertainties

For list videos, research enough candidates to determine which entries are actually the strongest.

Do not simply select the first 10 results you find.

STEP 2 — SOURCE VERIFICATION

Sources must be independently checked.

Prioritize:

• NASA
• NOAA
• USGS
• UNESCO
• Government agencies
• National parks
• Universities
• Museums
• Scientific institutions
• Research organizations
• Peer-reviewed publications

Reputable secondary sources may also be used, including:

• Smithsonian
• National Geographic
• BBC
• Scientific American
• Major reputable publications

Wikipedia may be used to find research leads, but should NOT be the sole source for important claims.

Another YouTube video should NOT be used as the primary source for a factual claim.

STEP 3 — CLAIM SHEET

A claim sheet is required for every video.

The claim sheet should include:

Claim
Source
Supporting Information
Status
Safe Wording

GREEN means strongly supported.

YELLOW means generally supported, but the wording needs to be more precise.

RED means the claim cannot be adequately verified and should be removed.

The Claim Sheet becomes the factual reference document for the entire production.

STEP 4 — SCRIPTWRITING

Once the research is complete, write the script using the verified information.

Typical video length:

8 to 12 minutes

Typical script length:

Approximately 1,300 to 1,700 words

The exact length will depend on the topic.

The writing should be:

• Conversational
• Engaging
• Natural
• Clear
• Curious
• Informative
• Cinematic
• Easy to narrate
• Appropriate for a general audience

Do not write like an academic paper or encyclopedia.

RETENTION AND STORYTELLING

The script needs to give viewers a reason to keep watching.

Use:

• Strong hooks
• Curiosity gaps
• Interesting questions
• Unexpected facts
• Escalation
• Reveals
• Strong transitions
• Storytelling
• Payoffs

For list videos, the entries should not feel like 10 disconnected encyclopedia paragraphs.

Instead, create a reason to care about each location or subject and transition naturally to the next.

For single-story videos, use an appropriate narrative structure such as:

Hook
Setup
Discovery
Escalation
Explanation
Payoff

The structure should be adapted to the subject rather than forced into a template.

NO FILLER

Do not add information simply to reach a word count.

Every paragraph should contribute something meaningful by:

• Advancing the story
• Explaining something
• Creating curiosity
• Delivering an interesting fact
• Providing context
• Setting up a later reveal

FACTUAL ACCURACY IS CRITICAL

This channel prioritizes accuracy over sensationalism.

You must NEVER:

• Invent statistics.
• Invent quotes.
• Invent discoveries.
• Invent scientific conclusions.
• Invent dates.
• Invent historical events.
• Repeat unsupported claims from other YouTube videos.
• Treat speculation as fact.
• Use AI-generated citations without independently verifying them.
• Use Wikipedia as the sole source for an important claim.
• Write “scientists say” without identifying the actual source.
• Present estimates as exact numbers.
• Turn possibilities into confirmed facts.

Be particularly careful with words such as:

never
nobody
completely
untouched
unexplored
undiscovered
first ever
world’s largest
world’s deepest
world’s most
impossible
only
all
none

These should only be used when the evidence genuinely supports them.

If a claim cannot be verified:

FLAG IT OR REMOVE IT.

I would rather publish a less sensational but accurate video than a more sensational video containing questionable claims.

STEP 5 — SECOND FACT CHECK

After completing the script, perform a second fact check.

Review the script line by line.

Classify factual statements as:

VERIFIED

REWRITE

REMOVE

The final script must reflect the verified information.

If you discover an error after submitting the first draft, correct it before the final delivery.

STEP 6 — SOURCE PACKAGE

Every completed video must include a complete source package.

For each important factual source provide:

• Source title
• Author or organization
• URL
• Date accessed
• Claim or claims supported

Also provide recommended visual sources when applicable.

For each visual source, provide:

• Asset or source name
• URL
• License and usage information
• Attribution requirements, if applicable

If you identify music or sound-effect sources, document their licensing information as well.

The source package is a required deliverable and is included in the fixed-price project.

The sources will be used to:

1. Verify the script.
2. Help the editor find appropriate visuals.
3. Maintain an internal record of the video's research.
4. Provide appropriate sources in the eventual YouTube description.

STEP 7 — VISUAL RESEARCH

While researching the topic, identify useful visual opportunities for the editor.

Examples:

• Location photographs
• Satellite imagery
• Maps
• Scientific diagrams
• Historical photographs
• Government imagery
• Museum imagery
• Licensed stock footage
• Public-domain material
• Original graphics
• AI-generated visual opportunities

For external assets, provide enough information for the editor to determine whether they can legally be used.

Do not simply provide Google Image results or random YouTube videos.

AI USE

AI tools may be used to assist with:

• Brainstorming
• Organization
• Research leads
• Outlining
• Drafting

However:

AI does not replace independent fact checking.

Any source, citation, statistic, quotation, or factual claim generated or suggested by AI must be independently verified against the actual source.

Do not submit AI-generated citations that you have not personally checked.

REVISIONS INCLUDED

The fixed-price project includes reasonable revisions if needed.

After delivery, I may request revisions to address:

• Factual corrections or clarification
• Script flow or structure
• Wording or readability
• Storytelling and retention
• Missing information
• Source documentation
• Changes needed to better match the approved topic or direction

The freelancer is expected to make reasonable revisions within the original scope of work at no additional charge.

The goal is to deliver a final script that is factually accurate, well-written, engaging, properly sourced, and ready for narration.

Revisions do not include changing the approved topic to a substantially different subject or requesting an entirely new script. Major changes to the topic or scope would be discussed separately before additional work is performed.

REQUIRED DELIVERABLES FOR EVERY VIDEO

1. Research Package

Complete research supporting the video.

2. Claim Sheet

Verified claims, questionable claims, and approved wording.

3. Final Script

Complete narration-ready script.

4. Fact-Checked Script

Final version after the second verification pass.

5. Research Source Package

All important factual sources and what they support.

6. Visual Research Sheet

Recommended visual assets and sources.

7. Research Notes

Potential issues, uncertainties, pronunciation concerns, or other information the narrator or editor should know.

WORKFLOW

The production process will be:

I provide the topic.

You research the approved topic.

You identify the strongest material.

You create the Claim Sheet.

I review and approve the research direction when necessary.

You write the script.

You perform the second fact check.

You deliver the final script.

You complete the Source Package.

You deliver visual research.

You make reasonable revisions if needed.

Materials are then passed to the narrator and editor.

YOU ARE THE RESEARCH AND FACTUAL GATEKEEPER

The narrator and editor will work from your final approved materials.

The editor should NOT have to independently determine whether factual claims are accurate.

Your research and Claim Sheet therefore need to be reliable enough to serve as the factual foundation for the entire video.

If you encounter something interesting that is not sufficiently supported, do not simply include it because it makes the story better. Flag it.

IDEAL FREELANCER

You should be:

• An excellent researcher
• A strong YouTube writer
• Detail-oriented
• Comfortable checking primary sources
• Good at storytelling
• Able to distinguish fact from speculation
• Comfortable with science, geography, and history topics
• Reliable with deadlines
• Comfortable documenting sources

Experience with YouTube documentary, educational, geography, science, or history content is a major plus.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

Please include:

1. 2 to 3 examples of YouTube scripts you have written.
2. Examples of research or fact-checking work if available.
3. Briefly explain how you verify questionable claims.
4. Give examples of the types of sources you consider authoritative.
5. Your rate for an 8 to 12 minute script.
6. Your typical turnaround time.
7. Confirm that you can provide a complete source package with every video.
8. Confirm that you can create a Claim Sheet.
9. Confirm that you can perform a second fact check after writing the script.
10. Confirm that reasonable revisions are included in your quoted price.
11. Tell me whether you use AI tools during your workflow and, if so, how you independently verify AI-generated information.

PAID TRIAL

I will begin with a paid trial assignment before committing to ongoing work.

I will provide the topic.

The initial fixed-price project is $25 for one video.

The $25 fixed price includes the complete research, Claim Sheet, scriptwriting, second fact check, source package, visual research, and reasonable revisions needed to finalize the agreed-upon deliverables.

I will evaluate:

• Research quality
• Source quality
• Factual accuracy
• Claim Sheet quality
• Writing quality
• Storytelling
• Ability to create curiosity
• Attention to detail
• Source documentation
• Communication
• Ability to follow the approved topic and direction
• Ability to make reasonable revisions

LONG-TERM OPPORTUNITY

The goal is to build a consistent YouTube production pipeline and publish multiple videos per month.

There will be opportunities for ongoing work if the initial assignments are successful.

The most important qualities are:

Accuracy
Research Quality
Storytelling
Reliability

If you are an excellent researcher who can turn complicated information into entertaining, easy-to-understand YouTube content, I would like to hear from you.

Please do not apply if your workflow depends on AI-generated facts or citations without independently verifying them.
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We are a fast-growing company specializing in personalized children's books. We are looking for a highly detail-oriented, intelligent and creative French-speaking AI Book Production Specialist to help us rapidly expand our catalog.

This is an AI-assisted production role. AI is central to our workflow: our internal tools generate stories, illustrations and other production elements. Your job is not to create everything manually, nor to simply accept the first AI output. You will guide the AI, evaluate its work, rewrite or regenerate content when needed, and turn the raw output into a coherent, polished and production-ready children's book.

WHAT YOU WILL DO

You will work directly with the founder and gradually learn our complete book-production workflow:

• Start from a book concept, theme or creative direction.
• Use our internal AI tools to generate the first version of a story in French.
• Review, rewrite, adjust or regenerate the story whenever necessary.
• Detect weak logic, inconsistencies, repetitions, awkward sentences and narrative problems.
• Ensure vocabulary, tone, pacing and structure are appropriate for young children.
• Adapt the story during production if a scene proves difficult to illustrate or creates continuity problems.
• Generate illustrations for every scene using our internal AI tools.
• Adjust prompts and regenerate images until the result meets our standards.
• Compare several outputs and select the strongest illustration for each page.
• Check visual composition, character age, expressions, proportions, objects, environments and continuity between pages.
• Ensure every illustration accurately represents the story.
• Review the complete book, position text correctly and complete the final quality-control process.
• Improve our workflows by identifying recurring problems and suggesting better solutions.

AI may generate much of the raw material. You remain responsible for the final judgment. The finished book must feel intentional, coherent and professionally produced—not like an unreviewed AI output.

THIS IS AN ITERATIVE ROLE

A normal production process may require you to:

• regenerate a paragraph because the logic is weak;
• manually rewrite a sentence because it sounds unnatural in French;
• modify a scene because it repeatedly produces poor illustrations;
• improve a prompt and generate an image several times;
• reject a beautiful image because it does not tell the correct story;
• return to an earlier step when a later problem reveals a weakness;
• notice continuity or quality issues that AI cannot understand.

We are looking for someone who thinks, questions and improves—not someone who only follows instructions mechanically.

MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS

• Native or near-native French and excellent written French.
• Strong attention to detail and logical thinking.
• Strong editorial and visual judgment.
• Ability to understand a story globally, not only page by page.
• Comfortable using AI intensively and iterating until the result is strong.
• Ability to learn proprietary tools and a detailed workflow quickly.
• Reliable, organized and able to become autonomous after training.
• Comfortable receiving detailed feedback during the first weeks.

USEFUL EXPERIENCE

Experience in children's books, publishing, story development, developmental editing, proofreading, creative writing, storyboarding, illustration, AI image generation, prompting, generative AI or content QA is a strong plus.

Experience with ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Flux, Stable Diffusion, ComfyUI or similar tools is useful but not mandatory. We value intelligence, rigor, judgment and learning ability more than a long list of tools.

DEFINITION OF SUCCESS

After training, you should be able to take a book concept and:

• generate and refine a coherent French story suitable for young children;
• identify and correct narrative or visual problems throughout production;
• generate, compare and select illustrations that accurately represent each scene;
• maintain continuity across the entire book;
• complete every production and QA step using our internal tools;
• deliver a production-ready book for final founder approval with minimal corrections.

COLLABORATION

This is a long-term collaboration, initially part-time. You will work closely with the founder during training and progressively take ownership of the complete production of new books. As our catalog grows, the role can evolve into a more important position within our catalog and production team.

Selected candidates will complete a paid practical test based on a real AI-assisted children's-book production task.

I am building BT Analytics, an investment research brand based on a systematic, long-only equity model. The model generates a steady stream of individual stock and industry-level investment ideas.

I am looking for a finance professional who can use AI effectively to research these ideas, analyze the supporting evidence and turn my investment views into high-quality content for Substack, LinkedIn, X and YouTube.

This is not a generic social-media management position. The ideal candidate understands public equities, financial statements, earnings expectations, valuation and market data. India-based candidates with strong written English are particularly encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities
Research U.S.-listed companies and industries identified by the investment model
Review SEC filings, earnings releases, transcripts, investor presentations and relevant industry data
Find current data, consensus forecasts and credible primary sources
Build clear charts, tables and supporting research files
Separate observed facts, market expectations and analytical conclusions
Identify the strongest counterargument and what would invalidate an investment thesis
Prepare well-supported first drafts for Substack
Convert each major article into LinkedIn posts, X posts and YouTube outlines
Maintain a consistent content calendar and research archive
Fact-check all statistics, claims, charts and citations
Help prepare periodic portfolio commentary and investor materials
Required Qualifications
Degree or professional background in finance, accounting, economics or investment research
Experience analyzing public companies, preferably U.S. equities
Strong understanding of financial statements and equity valuation
Excellent written English
Advanced proficiency with Excel or Google Sheets
Experience using AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude or similar systems for financial research and content development
Ability to verify AI-generated work against reliable primary sources
Strong attention to detail and intellectual honesty
Ability to work independently with approximately two hours of Eastern Time overlap when required

CFA candidates, Chartered Accountants, MBAs and candidates with equity-research experience are welcome, but demonstrated ability matters more than credentials alone.

Working Relationship

I will provide the portfolio signals, central investment thesis and final editorial direction. You will perform the supporting research, organize the evidence, create charts and prepare structured first drafts. I will remain responsible for investment decisions and final published opinions.

This will begin as a four-week paid trial requiring approximately 15–20 hours per week. The position can become a long-term and potentially full-time role for the right person.

All investment information, unpublished research and portfolio activity must remain confidential.

Paid Trial Assignment

Shortlisted candidates will be offered the same paid research assignment. It will require researching a U.S. equity industry, retrieving primary-source data, creating useful charts, identifying the investment mechanism and counterargument, and preparing a short article and social-media package.

How to Apply

Please answer the following:

What is your finance and investment-research background?
What experience do you have analyzing U.S. public companies?
Which AI tools do you use, and how do you verify their output?
Please provide one relevant writing, research or financial-analysis sample.
Describe one situation in which your research caused you to reject or materially change an initial investment thesis.
What hours can you work, and how much overlap can you provide with U.S. Eastern Time?

Please begin your proposal with the words “BT Analytics” so I know you have read the complete description.

I have built a quantitative investment model that generates a steady stream of investment ideas. I need someone to turn those ideas into ongoing content and manage that content across multiple financial social media platforms. The right freelancer should be able to create engaging posts, maintain a consistent publishing schedule, and help grow audience engagement over time.

We are a fast-growing company specializing in personalized children's books. We are looking for a highly detail-oriented, intelligent and creative French-speaking AI Book Production Specialist to help us rapidly expand our catalog.

This is an AI-assisted production role. AI is central to our workflow: our internal tools generate stories, illustrations and other production elements. Your job is not to create everything manually, nor to simply accept the first AI output. You will guide the AI, evaluate its work, rewrite or regenerate content when needed, and turn the raw output into a coherent, polished and production-ready children's book.

WHAT YOU WILL DO

You will work directly with the founder and gradually learn our complete book-production workflow:

• Start from a book concept, theme or creative direction.
• Use our internal AI tools to generate the first version of a story in French.
• Review, rewrite, adjust or regenerate the story whenever necessary.
• Detect weak logic, inconsistencies, repetitions, awkward sentences and narrative problems.
• Ensure vocabulary, tone, pacing and structure are appropriate for young children.
• Adapt the story during production if a scene proves difficult to illustrate or creates continuity problems.
• Generate illustrations for every scene using our internal AI tools.
• Adjust prompts and regenerate images until the result meets our standards.
• Compare several outputs and select the strongest illustration for each page.
• Check visual composition, character age, expressions, proportions, objects, environments and continuity between pages.
• Ensure every illustration accurately represents the story.
• Review the complete book, position text correctly and complete the final quality-control process.
• Improve our workflows by identifying recurring problems and suggesting better solutions.

AI may generate much of the raw material. You remain responsible for the final judgment. The finished book must feel intentional, coherent and professionally produced—not like an unreviewed AI output.

THIS IS AN ITERATIVE ROLE

A normal production process may require you to:

• regenerate a paragraph because the logic is weak;
• manually rewrite a sentence because it sounds unnatural in French;
• modify a scene because it repeatedly produces poor illustrations;
• improve a prompt and generate an image several times;
• reject a beautiful image because it does not tell the correct story;
• return to an earlier step when a later problem reveals a weakness;
• notice continuity or quality issues that AI cannot understand.

We are looking for someone who thinks, questions and improves—not someone who only follows instructions mechanically.

MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS

• Native or near-native French and excellent written French.
• Strong attention to detail and logical thinking.
• Strong editorial and visual judgment.
• Ability to understand a story globally, not only page by page.
• Comfortable using AI intensively and iterating until the result is strong.
• Ability to learn proprietary tools and a detailed workflow quickly.
• Reliable, organized and able to become autonomous after training.
• Comfortable receiving detailed feedback during the first weeks.

USEFUL EXPERIENCE

Experience in children's books, publishing, story development, developmental editing, proofreading, creative writing, storyboarding, illustration, AI image generation, prompting, generative AI or content QA is a strong plus.

Experience with ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Flux, Stable Diffusion, ComfyUI or similar tools is useful but not mandatory. We value intelligence, rigor, judgment and learning ability more than a long list of tools.

DEFINITION OF SUCCESS

After training, you should be able to take a book concept and:

• generate and refine a coherent French story suitable for young children;
• identify and correct narrative or visual problems throughout production;
• generate, compare and select illustrations that accurately represent each scene;
• maintain continuity across the entire book;
• complete every production and QA step using our internal tools;
• deliver a production-ready book for final founder approval with minimal corrections.

COLLABORATION

This is a long-term collaboration, initially part-time. You will work closely with the founder during training and progressively take ownership of the complete production of new books. As our catalog grows, the role can evolve into a more important position within our catalog and production team.

Selected candidates will complete a paid practical test based on a real AI-assisted children's-book production task.

I am seeking an experienced Blurb BookWright designer to lay out two coordinated 8×10 hardcover family legacy books.

These books are being created by a mother for her two adult sons as personal family keepsakes. They will include photographs, letters, family stories, prayers, Scripture reflections, handwritten material, and a few archival pieces.

This is not a book-development project and not a blank-slate design assignment.

The content has already been extensively developed and organized. I will provide:

finalized or near-final manuscripts
a detailed section-by-section book map
numbered photographs and family artifacts
photo-placement guidance
captions and contextual notes
clear cover direction and color palettes
identification of primary, secondary, and optional images
organized high-resolution scans as they become available

The books should feel warm, elegant, polished, personal, and timeless. I am not looking for a scrapbook-style collage on every page, but I also do not need a luxury coffee-table-book treatment. The goal is a beautifully composed family keepsake that feels thoughtful and cohesive.

Each book will be approximately 50–60 pages and will be produced as an 8×10 portrait hardcover through Blurb.

Scope of Work

I need someone who can:

build both books in Blurb BookWright
establish a small set of clean, reusable page layouts
place supplied text and images according to my detailed map
create consistent typography and spacing
handle full-page photographs, multi-photo spreads, letters, handwritten artifacts, and text-led pages
design coordinated covers using supplied direction
maintain visual consistency between the two books without making them identical
make revisions after my review
prepare both projects for ordering through Blurb

I am not asking for substantive writing, developmental editing, photo research, or major content organization. That work has already been completed.

Desired Style

Think:

refined family keepsake / elegant photo-and-story book / warm and sophisticated

Not:

busy scrapbook / highly decorative template / luxury art-book production

I prefer good typography, generous spacing, restrained design, and photographs that are allowed to breathe.

Ideal Freelancer

Please apply if you:

are highly experienced with Blurb BookWright
have created family books, memorial books, legacy books, memoir/photo books, wedding books, travel books, or similar projects
understand image resolution, bleed, safe zones, and print preparation
can work efficiently from a detailed production map
are comfortable using a repeatable layout system rather than designing every page from scratch
Proposal Requirements

Please include:

Examples of two or three relevant BookWright or photo-book projects.
Confirmation that you have substantial experience using Blurb BookWright.
Your fixed-price estimate for both books.
Your estimated turnaround time.
A brief explanation of how you would keep two related books visually coordinated without making them look identical.

Please begin your proposal with:

“BookWright Legacy Books”

so I know you read the full posting.

Shopify Blog Editor, SEO & Publishing Specialist — 40 Articles

About Little Worlds Toy Co

Little Worlds Toy Co is a new Australian premium children’s toy retailer focused on beautiful, high-quality, open-ended toys that encourage imagination, creativity and long-lasting play.

Our philosophy is:

Beautiful toys for big imaginations.
Choose fewer. Choose better.

A major part of our growth strategy is The Little Worlds Journal — a library of high-quality evergreen articles helping parents understand open-ended play, choose better toys and find products suited to their children.

We are looking for an experienced Shopify content editor, SEO specialist and publisher to take approximately 40 completed articles supplied by us and turn them into polished, interconnected, search-optimised Shopify Journal posts.

Important: We Are Supplying the Articles

This is not primarily a writing project.

We will provide:

- The completed article copy
- Article topics and structure
- Brand tone and positioning
- Our standard article template
- Product information
- Brand information
- Access to relevant Shopify products, collections and pages

Your role is to refine, optimise, enrich, link, visually enhance and publish the content.

Minor rewriting and editing is expected where it improves clarity, SEO or readability, but you will not be expected to research and write 40 articles from scratch.

Scope of Work

For each article, we expect the following.

1. Editorial Refinement

Review the supplied article and improve where necessary:

- Grammar and spelling
- Readability
- Sentence structure
- Repetition
- Flow
- Heading structure
- Clarity
- Scanability
- Tone consistency
- Calls to action

You should preserve the substance and voice of the supplied article rather than unnecessarily rewriting it.

The final content should feel:

Warm, useful, premium, thoughtful and knowledgeable.

Our guiding principle is:

Help first. Sell second.

2. SEO & GEO Optimisation

Optimise each supplied article for both traditional search and modern AI/search discovery.

This should include:

- Primary search intent
- Primary keyword or question
- Relevant secondary terms
- Natural semantic keywords
- H1/H2/H3 optimisation
- SEO title
- Meta description
- URL handle
- Answer-first formatting where appropriate
- FAQ opportunities
- Clear definitions and concise answers
- Strong page structure
- Relevant entities/topics
- Image alt text

We do not want keyword stuffing or robotic SEO writing.

The underlying article quality should always come first.

3. Internal Linking

This is a major part of the project.

We want the approximately 40 articles to operate as an interconnected content library.

You will identify and add relevant links between:

- Journal articles
- Product pages
- Collection pages
- Brand pages
- Category pages
- Other relevant areas of the Little Worlds website

Anchor text should be natural and useful.

As later articles are published, earlier articles may need to be revisited to add additional internal links.

A final cross-linking review of the full Journal should be completed once all articles are live.

4. Relevant External Links

Where appropriate, add links to credible external sources such as:

- Manufacturers
- Government guidance
- Recognised child development organisations
- Safety information
- Relevant research or authoritative sources

External links should only be included where they genuinely strengthen the article.

We do not want unnecessary outbound linking.

5. Images

Each article should be visually appealing and broken up appropriately with relevant imagery.

Your role may include:

- Selecting suitable supplied product images
- Identifying relevant manufacturer imagery
- Sourcing commercially usable royalty-free images where appropriate
- Suggesting placement of images
- Cropping/resizing images if required
- Optimising image file names
- Adding descriptive alt text
- Ensuring images display well on desktop and mobile

Any externally sourced images must have appropriate commercial usage rights.

Please state clearly in your application whether image sourcing and basic image preparation are included in your fee.

6. Shopify Publishing

You will publish and format each article directly within Shopify.

This includes:

- Correct heading hierarchy
- Paragraph formatting
- Lists
- Images
- Links
- Tables where useful
- Calls to action
- Product/collection links
- Alt text
- Meta title
- Meta description
- URL handle
- Article tags/categories where relevant
- Mobile readability review

The final article should be completely publication-ready.

7. Content Consistency

Although the articles are supplied, we want someone to review the Journal as a complete body of content.

This includes identifying:

- Inconsistent terminology
- Duplicate explanations
- Weak internal linking
- Missing content connections
- Unnecessary repetition
- Opportunities to link articles into topic clusters
- Formatting inconsistencies
- Opportunities to improve article titles or headings
- Articles that could better direct readers toward relevant products or categories

We want the final result to feel like one professionally edited Journal, not 40 independently uploaded articles.

Content Areas

Articles will cover topics including:

- Open-ended toys
- Open-ended play
- Small-world play
- Wooden toys
- Toy rotation
- Playrooms
- Choosing toys by age
- Buying fewer, better toys
- Animal figurines
- Train sets
- Magnetic tiles
- Construction toys
- Pretend play
- Imaginative play
- Gift guides
- Toy category guides
- Brand guides
- Toy comparisons
- Product selection guides

Ideal Freelancer

We are particularly interested in people with experience in:

- Shopify
- On-page SEO
- Content editing
- E-commerce content
- Blog publishing
- Internal linking
- Content clusters / topical authority
- Image sourcing
- SEO metadata
- Parenting, lifestyle or children's brands

Strong Shopify experience is particularly important.

You should also have strong editorial judgement — we do not want someone mechanically running supplied articles through an AI tool and publishing the output.

AI tools may be used intelligently within your workflow, but the final work must be manually reviewed and professionally finished.

Deliverables

Approximately 40 completed and published Shopify Journal articles.

For each article:

- Supplied copy reviewed and refined
- Correct formatting
- SEO/GEO optimisation
- SEO title
- Meta description
- URL handle
- Heading optimisation
- Internal links
- Relevant external links where useful
- Images added
- Image file names optimised
- Alt text added
- Relevant product/collection/brand links
- FAQs reviewed/optimised where applicable
- Mobile/desktop presentation checked
- Published or ready for final approval

At the completion of the project:

- Full Journal internal-linking review
- Consistency review across all 40 articles
- Identification and correction of obvious gaps or issues

Proposed Workflow

We would like to begin with a paid test of 1–2 articles.

If successful, the remainder can be completed in batches.

Suggested structure:

Milestone 1: 2 test articles
Milestone 2: Articles 3–10
Milestone 3: Articles 11–20
Milestone 4: Articles 21–30
Milestone 5: Articles 31–40
Final milestone: Full Journal cross-linking and quality review

When Applying

Please provide:

1. Examples of Shopify blogs or content you have formatted/published.
2. Your experience with on-page SEO.
3. Your experience creating internal-linking strategies.
4. Any experience with e-commerce content.
5. Whether you can source and prepare appropriate images.
6. Whether you can work directly inside Shopify.
7. What SEO tools you use, if any.
8. How you would optimise an already-written article rather than rewrite it.
9. Your proposed fee per article or for the full 40-article project.
10. Confirmation that you are happy to complete a paid 1–2 article test first.

Please begin your application with:

“Little Worlds Journal”

so we know you have read the full brief.

Engagement

This project covers approximately 40 supplied articles.

If the relationship works well, there is likely to be ongoing work as the Little Worlds Journal expands with new product guides, comparisons, brand content, seasonal articles and updates to existing posts.

Scope of Work

Review, analyze, and provide feedback on immigration law documents and legal scenarios for accuracy and compliance.
Draft, edit, and evaluate legal content, including memos, briefs, and case documentation, to support AI model improvement.
Conduct comprehensive legal research utilizing industry-standard tools and databases.
Utilize case management software to simulate and assess technology-enabled workflows.
Deliver clear, actionable feedback to shape and refine AI-generated legal outputs.
Collaborate with cross-functional project teams to ensure the integrity and practical applicability of legal data.
Contribute insights from BigLaw firm practice to enhance the depth and relevance of project deliverables.


Preferred Qualifications

Active license to practice law with demonstrated expertise in U.S. immigration law.
Significant experience in a BigLaw firm environment, handling complex immigration casework and client advising.
Advanced legal writing and analytical skills, with a strong command of legal research tools.
Familiarity with cutting-edge case management and document review technologies.
Meticulous attention to detail and the ability to critically evaluate legal information.
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with a collaborative approach to multi-disciplinary projects.
Prior participation in technology-driven legal projects, AI initiatives, or legal operations innovation is a plus.

I’m a psychotherapist running a clinically grounded, science-based Substack with an edgy, direct voice. I’m looking for a reliable VA to handle scheduling and content repurposing, not writing or editing. You’ll schedule posts and Notes weekly, pull excerpts from articles into standalone Notes, maintain a content calendar, and flag anything ambiguous or misreadable before publication. This is a part-time, ongoing role. Experience with health, mental health, or science communication is a plus, but strong judgment and attention to detail are essential. Please note: this role is strictly content operations only; no rewriting, softening tone, or adding disclaimers on your own initiative.

I’m looking for a creative Short-Form Content Creator & Social Media Manager to work with me long-term on an animated YouTube series called The Time Joseph Banda (TTJB).

TTJB is a comedic, story-driven animated web series centred around a recurring cast of characters led by Joseph Banda, a 25 year old British man retelling his life from the moment when his two older siblings move to the UK from Zimbabwe to live with him.

The main long-form episodes will be published on YouTube, but I want to build a much larger social media presence around the show across platforms such as:
• TikTok
• Instagram
• YouTube Shorts
• YouTube Community Posts

The main aim of this role is simple: Take every piece of TTJB content and maximise how many engaging pieces of social media content can be created from it.

I am not simply looking for a video clipper.

I need someone who can watch a full TTJB episode, understand the characters, humour and story, identify the strongest moments, and then think creatively about how that content can be repurposed into many different types of social media content.

What You Would Be Doing
Short-Form Video Content

A major part of the role will involve turning TTJB episodes into short-form content for: TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts

Rather than me having to tell you exactly which sections to clip, I want someone who can watch each episode and independently identify the moments that have the strongest short-form potential. This could include funny moments, storytime clips, character moments, out-of-context clips, relatable moments, character compilations, episode teasers etc..

You should understand how to create strong hooks, pacing, subtitles/captions and edits that keep people watching. The goal is not simply to crop a YouTube video vertically. The short-form content should feel like it was made specifically for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

Finding Multiple Pieces of Content Inside Every Episode
One of the most important parts of this role is having a strong instinct for content repurposing.
You should be able to identify these opportunities yourself rather than waiting for detailed instructions for every individual post.

This role is not limited to short-form video. You will also help turn TTJB episodes, characters, storylines and moments into a wide range of social media content that keeps the world of the show active between uploads. This could include episode recap carousels, character introductions and profile cards, quote graphics, memes, reaction images, captioned screenshots, character rankings and tier lists, “things you missed” posts, character facts and lore, timelines, relationship or family diagrams, debate posts such as “Who was in the wrong?” or “Whose side are you on?”, poll graphics, episode previews and recaps, character comparison posts, and formats such as “5 things you need to know about this character” or “the worst things this character has done.”

The goal is to find creative ways to turn the existing TTJB universe into engaging, shareable content rather than relying only on clips from episodes.

You will have access to character artwork and visual assets created for TTJB which can be reused to create this content.

You do not need to be the main illustrator for the series, however, you should be comfortable working with existing PNGs, artwork, screenshots, graphics and visual assets to create social posts.

Experience with Photoshop, Canva or similar software would therefore be useful.

You should be able to look at TTJB as an entire fictional world rather than simply a collection of YouTube videos.
There will be lots of opportunities to create social content around the characters, relationships, jokes and storylines even when there is not a new episode being released.

Social Media Management
You will also help manage the overall social media presence of TTJB. I want TTJB to have a consistent presence rather than only posting whenever a new long-form episode is released.

Responsibilities may include Creating and maintaining a content calendar, Scheduling posts, Uploading content, Writing captions, Posting Instagram Stories, Keeping track of upcoming episodes, Making sure content is consistently published, Planning content around episode releases.

You should also pay attention to how content performs. Tracking the Views, Retention, Likes, Comments, Follower growth, Watch time etc.. You should use this information to help decide what kind of content we should create more of.

The important thing is being able to look at an episode and extract as much genuinely engaging content from it as possible without creating low-quality filler.

Content Should Feel Native to Each Platform - I do not want exactly the same piece of content blindly uploaded everywhere.

Where appropriate, content should be adapted to suit each platform and the way its audience consumes content. This could mean using strong hooks, fast pacing, native captions and trends on TikTok; Reels, carousels, memes, Stories and visual character content on Instagram; entertaining standalone clips and strong titles on YouTube Shorts; and polls, questions, character debates, images and episode promotion on YouTube Community.

A strong understanding of how audiences behave differently across each platform, and how to tailor content accordingly, would be a major advantage.

Over time, you will have access to a growing TTJB content library containing finished episodes, character illustrations, expressions and poses, background artwork, thumbnails, screenshots, audio, scripts, previous Shorts, memes and other promotional material. These assets should be used creatively to produce new social content and continuously repurpose the show across different platforms.

I want someone who becomes familiar enough with the show that they can regularly go back through this library and find new ways of using existing content.

An old TTJB episode should not become useless just because it was published several months ago.
There may be opportunities to bring older moments back when they become relevant again.

The Type Of Person I am Looking For:
I’m looking for someone who understands short-form video editing and the differences between TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. You should have a strong instinct for identifying viral and clippable moments, understand storytelling and comedy, know how to create strong hooks and engaging captions, and be comfortable producing carousels, static posts, memes and other forms of social content.

You should also be able to repurpose content creatively, generate your own ideas, work independently, understand basic social media analytics, organise and schedule content, communicate well and consistently meet deadlines. Most importantly, I’m looking for someone who is interested in growing with TTJB and taking on a long-term role.

You should be someone who can watch a 10–20 minute episode and immediately begin identifying what could be reused as other content, what would make good shorts, carousels etc…

I am looking for someone who can become the main social media content producer for TTJB long-term.
Ideally, over time you will become very familiar with the characters, their personalities, style of humour of the show etc…

Eventually, I want you to be able to receive a finished episode and take significant ownership over how that episode is redistributed across social media.

The Pay for this Job will start at £400 per month but will increase over time, especially as I am looking for someone who can commit to this job long term.

When Applying
Please send:
1. Examples of Shorts/Reels/TikToks you have personally edited
2. Examples of long-form content you have successfully repurposed into short-form content
3. Examples of Instagram carousels, memes or other social media graphics you have created
4. Any social media accounts you have previously helped manage
5. Any examples of content where you personally decided what clips/posts should be created rather than simply following instructions
6. What editing/design software you use
7. Your normal turnaround time
8. Which platforms you have the most experience with
9. Briefly explain how you would approach turning one 10–20 minute YouTube episode into a week or more of social media content
10. Please start your application with the word “TTJB” so I know you have read the full job post.

I’m particularly interested in people who can demonstrate creative content repurposing, not just technically good video editing.

If your portfolio mainly contains podcast clips with subtitles, that is fine, but I would also like to see evidence that you can think creatively about social media content and storytelling.

This has the potential to become a long-term position as The Time Joseph Banda and its social media presence grow.

Carefree is seeking a reliable, tech-savvy remote assistant to support our growing portfolio of holiday homes. You will manage Airbnb and Booking.com listings, coordinate calendars and reservations, improve listing titles and descriptions, and respond to guest inquiries in professional English. You will also support our local property-management team, help set up a PMS or channel manager, assist with dynamic pricing, and use AI tools to streamline workflows. Additionally, you will help manage our Instagram account by creating engaging posts and Reels, writing captions, planning content, and scheduling posts. This is a long-term, part-time role for someone who can help improve occupancy, rental performance, and online presence.

We're looking for an experienced SEO content writer to produce high-quality, search-optimized blog articles for our LMS/e-learning brand. Topics will span microlearning, compliance training, blended learning, and frontline workforce training. You should be comfortable researching technical training concepts and turning them into clear, engaging, SEO-friendly posts.
Responsibilities:
Write 1,200–2,000 word blog posts optimized for target keywords, search intent, and AI Overviews/AEO visibility
Follow provided content briefs including primary/secondary keywords, internal linking targets, and meta descriptions
Structure posts with proper H1–H3 hierarchy, FAQs, and scannable formatting
Incorporate original insights, examples, and data where relevant (not generic AI filler)
Requirements:
2+ years of SEO content writing experience, ideally in SaaS, e-learning, or B2B
Strong grasp of on-page SEO, keyword placement, and semantic SEO principles
Portfolio of published, ranking blog content (please share links)
Familiarity with tools like Surfer SEO, Clearscope, Ahrefs, or similar is a plus
Duration: Ongoing, weekly deliverables