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We are seeking an experienced and proactive PR and Executive Branding Specialist to help build the professional visibility and recognition of a U.S.-based technology company founder and CEO.

The objective is to establish a strong executive presence through credible business awards, media features, speaking opportunities, and thought leadership.

We are looking for someone who can independently research opportunities, develop compelling narratives, manage outreach, and execute a structured recognition strategy with minimal day-to-day supervision.

This is a hands-on execution role, not simply a strategy or social media management position.

Key Responsibilities

Awards & Recognition: Identify relevant business leadership, entrepreneurship, women-in-business, and technology awards. Research eligibility, prepare nominations, manage submissions, and track deadlines.

Media Relations: Identify and pitch relevant business publications, journalists, podcasts, and interview opportunities, primarily in the U.S.

Executive Branding: Develop a compelling founder biography, executive positioning, professional profile, and media kit.

LinkedIn Thought Leadership: Create polished executive content that builds credibility and professional visibility.

Speaking Opportunities: Research and pursue relevant conferences, leadership panels, podcasts, and industry events.

Project Management: Maintain an organized opportunity tracker, manage follow-ups, and provide regular progress updates.

Initial 60-Day Deliverables

Executive positioning and branding strategy

Professional founder biography and media profile

Curated list of relevant awards and nomination opportunities

Initial award submissions, subject to approval

Targeted media and podcast outreach

LinkedIn content recommendations and drafts

Speaking opportunity pipeline

Biweekly progress reports

Ideal Candidate

Demonstrated experience in executive PR, founder branding, or personal branding

Strong knowledge of U.S. business publications and recognition programs

Experience with successful award nominations or earned-media placements

Excellent English writing, storytelling, and communication skills

Strong research, outreach, and organizational capabilities

Ability to independently execute and deliver measurable progress

Experience with technology executives, entrepreneurs, or women business leaders is a plus

We value authentic recognition and credible earned media. We are not interested in paid vanity awards, guaranteed publicity packages, or artificial social media engagement.

How to Apply

Please share:

Examples of executives or founders you have helped build visibility for.

Links to awards, media features, interviews, or speaking opportunities you have helped secure.

Your proposed approach for the first 60 days.

Your monthly rate, availability, and expected deliverables.

We are looking for a reliable professional who can take ownership of this initiative and potentially support us long-term.

DFW Lash University, a Texas state-approved vocational beauty school, is seeking a part-time Business Development & Strategic Partnerships Coordinator. This long-term remote role focuses on partnership development, student recruitment, and business growth. Responsibilities include researching and contacting high schools, coordinating career fairs and vendor events, identifying corporate sponsorships, scholarships, grants, and workforce funding opportunities, and conducting professional email outreach to potential partners. The candidate will also help manage LinkedIn content, write professional posts, and edit photos and short-form videos. Ideal candidates are highly organized, resourceful, proactive, and skilled in research, writing, and CRM tools.

We’re looking for a content writer to support a non-profit organization with ongoing content creation. The role includes writing one email per week, two social media posts, three social media story posts, and a few blog posts each month. You should be comfortable creating clear, engaging content that aligns with the organization’s mission and audience. This is a part-time opportunity for someone who can consistently deliver polished written content across multiple channels.

Our online brand LE CARR sells imported Italian Pantyhose. The company website will include a social community catering to Sororities.

A community space for sorority hopefuls and current sorority members. This is a connection to the inside world of Greek life.
We're looking for a content writer to create and publish 2 engaging posts. You would choose 2 topics from the categories below:

-Rush & Recruitment
-Rec Letters
-Bid Day
-Big & Little
-Sorority Fashion
-Philanthropy

To write the posts, you would create a profile with name and picture, then publish the 2 posts directly on the website. You are responsible for assigning each post to the correct category.

Every post must include a relevant, Real photograph that you have the legal right and permission to publish on the site.

No reference to any specific brands.

Posts should be on the shorter side, easy to read.

The tone is for the "Sorority Girl" demographic.

SororityLink.com

A US-based business website in the digital marketing, SEO, web design, and local business growth space. Brand name, domain, and target pages/anchors will be shared with the shortlisted builder only — not in this public post.

## What you will do

- Build a prospect list of real sites in our topics: digital marketing, SEO, web design, small business, entrepreneurship, and Reno/Nevada local business. Adjacent topics (e.g. web development, e-commerce for small businesses) only if the site's audience genuinely overlaps.
- Get prospect approval from us BEFORE you pitch — no pitching a list we haven't seen.
- Pitch, write, and place original guest posts. You handle outreach and writing; we approve the site, the topic, and the draft before it goes live.
- Earn contextual, in-content links inside the body of the post — not author-bio-only, footer, sidebar, or sitewide links.
- Use natural anchors: brand, URL, and generic anchors first. No exact-match anchor stuffing, no keyword-stuffed author bios.

## Link quality bar — all of these must be true

1. **Relevant:** the site's topic and audience fit the topics above. If you have to explain why it's relevant, it isn't.
2. **Real site, real traffic:** DA 40+ minimum, target DA 50+, AND real organic traffic (not just a DA number). A high DA with near-zero traffic is a red flag, not a win.
3. **Editorial standards:** the site actually edits what it publishes, has real authors, and is indexed in Google. No "write for us" farms that publish anything for a fee.
4. **Clean history:** no PBNs, no link farms, no hacked/expired-domain rebuilds, no sites selling links in bulk, no casino/crypto/adult/loan spam in their backlink or outbound profile unless directly relevant (it won't be).
5. **Dofollow preferred, natural mix accepted:** dofollow in-content links are the goal, but a natural profile includes some nofollow. Do not buy dofollow placement on a site that normally nofollows guest posts.

## What you will NOT do

- No PBNs, link farms, blog networks, or bulk link packages
- No paid placements disguised as guest posts on link-selling networks
- No spun, AI-pumped, or rewritten content passed off as original
- No outreach to irrelevant sites just because the DA is high
- No sitewide, footer, sidebar, or comment/profile links counted as "guest post links"
- No link placed without our approval of the site, topic, and draft

## Deliverables — per link

1. Prospect sheet (before outreach): site, DA, PA, organic traffic estimate, why it's relevant, and the proposed topic
2. Approved guest post draft, original and human-written, 800+ words unless the site requires otherwise
3. Live link report (spreadsheet, updated as links go live): site, post URL, DA, PA, organic traffic, anchor text, link placement (in-content), dofollow/nofollow, date live

We’re a group travel tour operator looking for an experienced Squarespace designer to redesign our existing website and create a polished, easy-to-navigate experience that reflects our brand. We’ll provide our brand guidelines and the written content for the pages. We’re looking for someone who can take direction, apply our brand consistently, and turn the provided content into thoughtful page designs.

Project scope:
-Redesign our existing Squarespace website
-Design a mix of standalone pages and reusable page templates
-Apply our brand guidelines, including our visual style, colors, and typography
-Organize and present the supplied content in a clear, engaging way
-Build the pages in Squarespace and ensure the site works well on desktop and mobile
-Create consistent layouts that can be repeated across multiple pages

Some pages will have their own unique design. Other pages will use a shared template, with the same layout adapted for different content.

Ideal experience:
-Strong portfolio of websites designed and built in Squarespace
-Experience creating clean, user-friendly, responsive websites
-Ability to follow an established brand and incorporate feedback
-Strong visual design skills, especially with page hierarchy, spacing, and readability
-Clear communication and reliable project follow-through

The written content and brand guidelines will be provided. This project is focused on website design and implementation, not writing the website copy.

When applying, please include:
-Links to relevant Squarespace websites you’ve designed
-A brief description of your approach to a redesign project like this
-Your availability and estimated timeline
-Your project fee or rate

We’re looking for a collaborative designer who can help us bring our content and brand to life online.

ChatGPT + Claude + Copywriting + Video Editing + ManyChat Automation
In D Sky Media | Founder's Personal Brand (including Design for Greatness)

Remote | PST Hours | Part-Time to Full-Time
Pay: Monthly salary based on your experience and skills. Part-time pay is adjusted to the hours.

Who We Are
We are a premium real estate media and marketing group in the San Francisco Bay Area. You will create content for two things: In D Sky Media (our marketing and branding agency) and our founder's personal brand, which includes Design for Greatness (life and business coaching). We move fast, build smart systems, and care deeply about the people we work with.

Who We Are Looking For
We need a social media person who uses ChatGPT and Claude every day to write, edit, and create faster. You can write a strong hook, edit a short video, and post it on time. You also know how to set up automations, so when someone comments on a post, they get a message right away. You do not wait to be told what to do next.
This is not a "post and disappear" job. We want someone who owns the result.

Must Haves (No Exceptions)
-Daily, hands-on use of ChatGPT or Claude for writing captions, scripts, and ideas
-Short video editing (Reels, TikTok, Shorts) in CapCut, Premiere Pro, or similar
-Hands-on automation with ManyChat or Go High Level: you can build comment-to-DM flows (someone comments a keyword, and the system sends them a message right away)
-Strong written English that sounds warm and professional
-Available during PST (California) business hours
-Use of the scrin.io tracker during all working hours

What You Will Do
-Write captions, hooks, and scripts using ChatGPT and Claude, then edit them so they sound like our brand
-Edit short videos from raw clips (cuts, captions, music, and polish)
-Schedule and post across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn
-Build comment-to-DM automations in ManyChat or GHL. Example: a post says "Comment LET'S GO," and the system DMs the guide, link, or booking page to everyone who comments
-Test every automation before it goes live, and fix it fast if it breaks
-Turn one long video or blog into many short posts
-Reply to comments and messages in our brand voice
-Send a simple weekly report: what we posted, what worked, what to do next
-Work with Mika and the team, and follow our Loom training videos

Nice to Have
-Canva Pro experience
-Go High Level (GHL) social planner experience
-Marketing agency or personal brand content experience
-Experience working for more than one brand

How to Apply
-Send ALL of the following. Incomplete applications will not be read.
-Your resume
-Your expected monthly salary in US dollars, and how many years of experience you have
-A Loom video (2 to 3 minutes). Start by saying the word "Skybound." Then share your screen and show us how you use ChatGPT or Claude to write one post from start to finish. -The strategy creation, copy, visual, past and automation.
-2 short videos you edited. Send the raw clip and the finished version if you can
-One automation you built in ManyChat or GHL. Send a short screen recording or screenshots that show the keyword comment and the automatic DM reply
-Written answer: "Show us the exact prompt you gave ChatGPT or Claude to write a caption. What did you change before posting, and why?"

What Happens Next
Top applicants do a short 3 draft posts, 1 short video, and 1 working comment-to-DM automation for one of our brands. Strong work earns the job. We promote from within and reward people who think like owners.

We're Looking for an Exceptional Social Media Manager!

We are a US-based medical-legal services company seeking a highly experienced, creative, and results-driven Social Media Manager based in the Philippines.

We need someone who can do more than create attractive posts. We're looking for a strategic professional who can independently develop, execute, and optimize social media campaigns that attract qualified physicians and attorneys interested in medical-legal services.

Our leadership team has limited availability, so you must be comfortable taking ownership, making thoughtful recommendations, and executing with minimal supervision.

Key Responsibilities
- Develop and execute our social media and lead-generation strategy.
- Manage LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and other approved platforms.
- Create content calendars, engaging captions, professional graphics, carousels, and short-form videos.
- Develop creative, educational, and mostly faceless content that strengthens our brand without relying heavily on executive appearances.
- Plan and optimize paid advertising campaigns within approved budgets.
- Attract and track qualified physician and attorney inquiries.
- Monitor campaign performance, conversions, and lead quality.
- Provide concise weekly reports with actionable recommendations.
- Independently organize content production and approvals.
- Maintain accurate, professional messaging that protects our company's credibility and reputation.

Qualifications

- Preferably 3–5+ years of relevant social media and digital marketing experience.
- Strong portfolio of personally managed accounts and campaigns.
- Demonstrated experience generating qualified leads.
- Excellent English writing and copywriting skills.
- Proficiency in Canva, short-form video editing, and Meta Ads Manager.
- Experience with analytics, audience targeting, and campaign optimization.
- Excellent creative judgment, organization, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work independently and proactively.
- Experience with healthcare, legal services, B2B marketing, or professional services is a major advantage.

Compensation & Schedule

Rate: $8–$10 USD/hour, depending on experience.
Location: Fully remote.
Initial workload: Approximately 15–20 hours weekly.
Opportunity: Long-term, with potential to become full-time as our marketing operations expand.

Our Hiring Process — Assessment Required

We take both creativity and real-world experience seriously. Our selection process has three stages.

Stage 1: Portfolio & Initial Application

Submit your Upwork proposal with:

- Links to 2–3 portfolio examples.
- At least one example of measurable campaign results.
- A clear explanation of your personal contribution to each project.
- Your relevant tools, skills, availability, and proposed hourly rate.

Stage 2: Required Experience & Creativity Assessment

Candidates who meet our initial requirements will be invited to complete a short assessment through Upwork.

This assessment evaluates:

- Real marketing experience and proven campaign results.
- Creative thinking and audience-specific messaging.
- Ability to develop effective, professional faceless content.
- Lead-generation and conversion strategy.
- Professional judgment and brand protection.
- Ability to work independently with minimal leadership involvement.

The assessment takes approximately 20–25 minutes and does not require creating graphics, videos, or full marketing campaigns.

Completion of this assessment is required to advance to the interview stage.

Stage 3: Final Interview & Selection

Top candidates will be invited to an interview to discuss their experience, portfolio, strategic approach, and working style.

We are seeking someone who can take real ownership of our social media marketing and grow with our company.

If you're an exceptional creative marketer who can turn great ideas into measurable business results, we'd love to hear from you.

Our online brand LE CARR sells imported Italian Pantyhose. The company website will include a social community catering to Sororities.

A community space for sorority hopefuls and current sorority members. This is a connection to the inside world of Greek life.
We're looking for a content writer to create and publish 2 engaging posts. You would choose 2 topics from the categories below:

-Rush & Recruitment
-Rec Letters
-Bid Day
-Big & Little
-Sorority Fashion
-Philanthropy

To write the posts, you would create a profile with name and picture, then publish the 2 posts directly on the website. You are responsible for assigning each post to the correct category.

Every post must include a relevant, Real photograph that you have the legal right and permission to publish on the site.

No reference to any specific brands.

Posts should be on the shorter side, easy to read.

The tone is for the "Sorority Girl" demographic.

SororityLink.com

**Budget is per blog**

We're looking for writers with a tech background (developers, data engineers, analysts, solutions architects) to write thought-leadership style blog posts for publication on the NASSCOM community platform.

The audience is business and tech professionals in the Indian IT and enterprise space, so posts should lean toward industry trends and practical insight rather than deep tutorials. Good topic areas include:

- AI and GenAI adoption in enterprises
- Data strategy and data infrastructure for AI
- Industry 4.0, smart manufacturing, and Industrial IoT
- Time series data, real-time analytics, and edge computing
- Digital transformation in sectors like energy, telecom, automotive, and smart cities

**How it works**

You'll pick your own topics. Before writing, take a look at our existing content at griddb dot net for context on what our product does and the use cases we cover. Each post should naturally reference GridDB where it fits (for example, as an example of a time series database, or in a use case or architecture discussion). It should read as an industry article, not a product pitch.

**Deliverables**

- 800 to 1,200 words
- Written in Markdown
- Original content only (plagiarism and AI-detection checks will be run)
- Clear, professional tone suited to a business/tech audience
- Include at least one natural mention of GridDB
- Optional: a simple diagram or image (must be original or properly licensed)

**To apply**

Please share samples of published blogs or articles, ideally thought-leadership or industry-trend pieces. If you have a topic idea or two in mind, include them.

Strong writers will be offered ongoing work.

**Budget is per blog**

I'm looking for someone to help grow my Substack audience through Substack Notes, with the primary goal of attracting new followers and newsletter subscribers through organic engagement.

My writing focuses on politics, history, philosophy, and culture, from a predominantly traditionalist, nationalist, and right-wing perspective. I frequently cover controversial subjects, so political and philosophical compatibility is essential.

Equally important is the ability to capture my voice, personality, humor, and writing style. I want my Notes and interactions to feel authentic and personal, rather than like generic social media marketing.

Responsibilities will include:

Creating and preparing regular Substack Notes using my existing articles, ideas, and other content.

Identifying and engaging with relevant writers, readers, and communities.

Finding opportunities to increase visibility through comments, restacks, and recommendations.

Developing strategies to attract new followers and convert them into newsletter subscribers.

Monitoring engagement and suggesting ways to improve growth.

Ideal candidate:

Excellent written English and the ability to adapt to an established writing style.

Familiarity with Substack Notes, preferably with experience growing an account.

A strong understanding of conservative, traditionalist, and nationalist political discourse.

Proactive, creative, and capable of identifying opportunities for organic audience growth.

Budget and arrangement:

The initial arrangement will be a 30-day paid trial for $200. During this period, you'll prepare content and engagement suggestions for my approval, without needing direct access to my account.

If things go well, I'd be interested in establishing a longer-term working relationship, potentially giving you responsibility for managing the account directly.

When applying, please briefly describe your familiarity with Substack, your experience growing social media audiences, and your understanding of the political and intellectual perspectives outlined above.

Summary
We're an AI content production studio growing on Instagram in the US, and we're looking for US-based people to run Instagram accounts for us.

What you'll do:
- Create a new Instagram account on your own phone (we'll give you the name, bio and profile picture)
- Post ready-made short videos. We send you the video + caption in a shared Google Drive folder
- We ramp up gradually: 1 video a day at first, then 2, then 3
- Spend a couple of minutes scrolling and engaging on the account before posting
- Send us a weekly screenshot of the account's insights

What you DON'T do: no editing, no content creation, no writing. Everything is ready to go.

Requirements:
- You live in the US and have a smartphone with a US phone number
- You can post consistently every day

Pay: we start with a 1-week paid trial at $1 per video posted. If it goes well, we move to $2 per video on an ongoing, long-term basis. Paid weekly through Upwork.

To apply: tell us which US city you live in and attach a screenshot of your personal Instagram's audience insights (or account settings showing your country).

We create free, advanced educational content for enterprise software companies serving various industries. This posting is for a client specializing in product information management (PIM) software. Our readers include product information managers, ecommerce and digital commerce professionals, product managers, catalog and content teams, data and operations professionals, implementation consultants, and other specialists responsible for managing complex product information and delivering it across sales and marketing channels.

To produce content superior to the usual online material, we rely on subject matter experts like you who are willing to share their knowledge with less experienced peers to lend a genuine and practical voice to our educational articles.

Our primary interest is your knowledge, ideas, technical expertise, and your ability to communicate them to readers in the way a mentor might train a new team member. We work with professional editors and graphic designers, so we don’t need perfect English or drawing skills, but we do require deep subject matter expertise and the ability to articulate your ideas clearly in grammatically correct sentences.

The guides below are examples of the type of content we create:

https://www.multiplayer.app/distributed-systems-architecture/
https://www.veriff.com/anti-money-laundering-software

In this job posting, we are looking for a product information management (PIM) expert to write an article of 1,500-2,000 words on related technical topics. Examples of the types of topics we are producing in the series include:

PIM readiness checklist
PIM for apparel
product data quality and governance
digital commerce in manufacturing

We’re looking for candidates with hands-on experience working with PIM platforms and product information workflows. Experience with platforms such as Inriver, Akeneo, Salsify, Pimcore, Contentserv, Stibo Systems, Syndigo, Informatica, or similar PIM solutions is particularly relevant. We are especially interested in candidates who understand the practical challenges of managing product information across complex catalogs, multiple markets, and multiple sales or marketing channels.

This posting is for a single article. However, if this engagement is successful, we would prefer to collaborate with you on additional articles in the coming months at the rate of one or two articles per month.

Note that all of our educational articles are published anonymously on the websites of our clients and are not attributed to any authors.

We require all writing to be original and done by the author, WITHOUT help from generative AI tools such as ChatGPT. Before applying, please read our AI policy at this link: https://bit.ly/4fiy83D. Also, we ask that you don’t use Upwork’s AI assistant to create your application proposal.

About us. TryFullHouse is a marketing company in Southwest Florida with its own software. We run marketing for 13 local and online businesses: a pizzeria, a vodka brand, a landscaping company, an Airbnb portfolio, a women's accessories e-commerce store, an investment firm that raises capital from high-net-worth investors, and our own platform. The two founders are the face of every client. We are hiring the person who thinks for them.

The job in one sentence. You decide what each client should do next month, write it down so a designer can make it without asking a question, run the designers until it is made, and bring us a new idea every single day.

What you will do
1. Monthly strategy, per client, by the 20th. For each client: the goal with a number, what the last month's numbers said, the three to five things we do next month, why, and what we need from the client. One page each, plus a short deck for the founders to present. You research the client's reviews, competitors, local calendar and industry every month before you write it.
2. Daily research and ideas. Thirty minutes a day reading what works in each client's industry (local marketing, social, ads, email, print, events, partnerships) and in AI search. Every day you add at least one idea to the idea log with the client it's for, the problem it solves and what it would cost. Weekly you bring the founders three ideas worth spending money on and the reason a client would say yes.
3. Briefs. Every piece of work (post, carousel, Reel, ad, flyer, postcard, menu, email, landing page) gets a one-page brief from you: the message, the audience, the point of view, the format and size, the references, the deadline. Designers work only from your briefs.
4. Run the designers and the editor. Assign, set deadlines, review every draft before the founders see it, send it back if it misses the brief, and keep the weekly calendar full for all 13 clients.
5. Own every rejection. The founders only approve or reject with one line. You read the line, decide what changes, and get the revision back within 24 hours. The designer never hears from the founders directly.
6. Run the weekly meeting. 45 minutes with the founders every Monday: last week's numbers, this week's calendar, the three ideas, the decisions you need. You send the agenda the Friday before.
7. Use every tool. Our platform (the Business Brain, the content agent, the calendar), Claude or ChatGPT for drafts and research, Ahrefs, Canva, whatever gets it done. We care about the thinking, not the typing.

What you will not do. Talk to clients (the founders do). Design or edit video (the designers do). Post without approval. Wait to be told what to research.

Industries you'll cover. Food and beverage (restaurant, spirits), hospitality (short-term rentals), home services (landscaping), e-commerce (women's accessories and beauty), financial services (capital raising for accredited investors), and SaaS (our own platform). You don't need to have done all of them; you need to learn one fast, every month, and show your work.

You are
• Someone who has run marketing strategy for several small businesses at once (agency, freelance, or in-house with multiple brands), at least three years.
• Clear in English, written and spoken, to the level of writing a brief a designer follows without a question and presenting a plan to a business owner.
• A person who shows up Monday with ideas, not questions. You read the client's one-star reviews before anyone asks you to.
• Fluent in local marketing as well as digital: you know what a flyer in a leasing office does, what a spirit night is, why a door hanger works on the street a truck just parked on.
• Able to brief, direct and critique designers and editors kindly and precisely.
• Comfortable using AI tools every day and honest about what they got wrong.
• Available at least 4 hours a day between 9 AM and 5 PM US Eastern, Monday to Friday, on camera for the Monday meeting.

Nice to have. Paid ads experience (Meta, Google), email marketing, AEO, SEO, experience with regulated categories (alcohol, financial).

How you are measured
• Every client's monthly plan delivered by the 20th, every month.
• Every brief answered by a designer without a clarifying question.
• Rejections turned around within 24 hours; fewer than one in five pieces rejected after month three.
• Three money-worthy ideas a week, logged; at least two a month accepted by a client.
• Weekly calendar full for all clients by Monday 10 AM Eastern.

Pay. $300 a month, paid twice a month, 13th-month bonus, paid holidays, raise at six months tied to the measures above. Growth path: Account Director when we pass 30 clients.

About Haus of Echo & Essence
Haus of Echo & Essence is a strategic consultancy for consumer brands. We work with founders and leaders of consumer-facing businesses, such as beauty, femtech and women's wellness, fashion, consumer technology, music, and entertainment. We help them decide what to build, change, or become next. We find the opportunities hiding in how people live, buy, behave, and change, then turn them into a clear strategic decision.

We work in three ways: a Strategic Diagnostic (find the real problem or opportunity), Strategic Direction (solve the core strategic question), and Strategic Advisory (ongoing counsel).

About the role
You'll build and warm our pipeline through thoughtful, relationship-led outreach on LinkedIn. You'll research consumer businesses facing a real decision, start genuine conversations, follow up on a set cadence, and guide interested people to our inquiry form so the founder can take it from there.

This is not a volume role. We would rather send ten excellent messages than a hundred forgettable ones. Every message you send is a reflection of the brand.

This role starts at 5–8 hours per week, with flexibility to adjust as the role evolves. We'll begin with a four-week paid pilot, with potential for a longer-term partnership.

What you'll do
- Research and maintain a target list of consumer businesses showing a decision point, such as a launch, funding, new leadership, expansion, or stalled adoption. Write a short "why Haus, why now" for each.
- Work warm before cold. Start with people in the founder's network and referrals. Approach everyone else after relevant, genuine engagement.
- Draft personalized messages that lead with a specific observation about the business, never a generic pitch. Messages are approved by the founder at first, with more independence as trust builds.
- Follow our cadence: up to four touches for cold outreach and three for warm, each adding something new, then stop. Stop earlier if someone declines or asks not to be contacted.
- Build relationships with founders, brand and product leaders, investors, and creatives, with a few new meaningful connections each week.
- Point interested prospects to the inquiry form on our website, then hand off to the founder with a short note. The founder reviews every form and leads discovery calls and closing.
- Keep our shared Notion tracker current the same day and send a short weekly report covering numbers, what you're hearing, and what's working.
- Refine messaging based on what earns relevant replies.

You won't run discovery calls, quote prices, provide strategic advice to prospects, or use mass-messaging or automated outreach tools.

How we work
You'll get a detailed SOP, message templates, a tracker, and an onboarding plan on day one.

AI research tools are welcome, but you must verify relevant findings. Every message should be tailored to one person and the research conducted on their business.

Requirements
- 3+ years in B2B business development or outbound lead generation, with results you can describe.
- Excellent written English with a warm, direct, natural tone. Writing is the job.
- Strong understanding of the US market and familiarity with consumer culture, such as beauty, fashion, music, wellness, or technology.
- Confident researching people and companies on LinkedIn.
- Comfortable with a simple tracker such as Notion, Google Sheets, or Excel.
- Good judgment and integrity. You'll work with information about the founder's network, so confidentiality is essential.
- Self-directed and coachable.

Nice to have
- Consulting, services, or high-ticket sales experience.
- Experience using AI research tools to support prospect research efficiently.
- Genuine interest in brand, product, and culture.
- Interest in growing into broader support across content, positioning, or business development.

Logistics
- Type: Part-time contract, initially 5–8 hours per week, adjusting as the role evolves.
- Initial engagement: Four-week paid pilot, with potential to continue.
- Rate: $8–$10 per hour, with potential for future increases as the business and responsibilities grow.
- Location: Remote.
- Hours: Research can be completed flexibly. Plan manual outreach primarily for Tuesday–Thursday mornings in the recipient's time zone. Agree on regular reply-monitoring windows so interested prospects receive timely responses.
- Meetings: A weekly 30-minute check-in, included within the weekly hours, at a mutually suitable time.
- Start: Ideally within two weeks of hiring, by mutual agreement.

We are seeking a creative, detail-oriented, and experienced individual to develop engaging, hands-on educational enrichment curricula for students in grades Pre-K–8. This role focuses on designing, organizing, and improving high-quality instructional materials for summer camps, after-school programs, and enrichment classes offered through school districts, parks and recreation departments, libraries, and community organizations.

Responsibilities include developing comprehensive lesson plans, instructor guides, student worksheets, interactive activities, and detailed supply lists for programs such as STEAM, science experiments, engineering, arts and crafts, forensic science, robotics, and other creative enrichment subjects. Each curriculum must include clear learning objectives, step-by-step instructional procedures, activity timelines, classroom management recommendations, and age-appropriate adaptations.

The individual will also review and enhance existing curricula, research innovative educational activities, identify cost-effective materials, and ensure lessons are engaging, practical, and easy for instructors to implement. Special attention should be given to developing standardized curriculum packages that can be consistently delivered across multiple locations by instructors with varying levels of experience.

The ideal candidate will have experience in curriculum development, instructional design, elementary education, or enrichment programming. Strong writing, research, organizational, and creative problem-solving skills are essential. Candidates should be proficient in Google Workspace, Canva, and other educational content development tools, with the ability to work independently, manage multiple projects, and meet established deadlines.

Our goal is to create fun, educational, and professionally structured enrichment experiences that promote creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and hands-on learning while maintaining consistent program quality across all locations.

I’m looking for someone with a good sense of humor to help me come up with funny dialogue ideas for short Facebook videos.

The task is very simple:

1. I’ll privately share a Facebook page with you.
2. Watch several of the videos to understand the content and humor.
3. You’ll notice 3 different scenarios that appear throughout the videos.
4. Come up with 4 funny, natural-sounding lines for each scenario (12 lines total).

The lines should sound like something a real, annoyed, middle-aged woman would actually say in an argument. (You'll understand when you watch the content)

What I’m looking for:

- Funny, dramatic, or ridiculous lines that grab attention.
- Natural American English, not robotic or overly scripted dialogue.
- Original ideas inspired by the videos, not just copies of existing lines.
- Short, punchy sentences that would work in viral videos.

No previous experience required. Just creativity and a good sense of humor!

Budget: $5 fixed price
Estimated time: 15–20 minutes

I’ll share the Facebook page and further instructions if you're selected

Substack Content Assistant – Upload & Organize 60 Vegan Recipes

I'm the creator behind Drish's Dish, a vegan food platform focused on flavorful, approachable recipes inspired by Indian roots and global cuisines.

I'm looking for a detail-oriented freelancer to help set up and populate my new Substack publication with approximately 60 existing recipes from my Instagram account.

All recipes are already published on Instagram, with complete ingredients and cooking instructions written in the captions. This is primarily a content migration, formatting, and organization project. No recipe development or original writing is required.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Transfer approximately 60 existing recipes from my Instagram captions into Substack.

Create a separate post for each recipe.

Format each post consistently with a recipe title, ingredients list, and step-by-step instructions.

Add corresponding food photography and link to the original Instagram Reel or post.

Proofread for spelling, formatting, and transcription errors while preserving my original recipes and writing style.

Organize recipes into relevant categories, such as Indian recipes, quick meals, high-protein meals, snacks, and desserts.

Create a master recipe index so readers can easily browse and find recipes.

Ensure all posts are clean, visually appealing, mobile-friendly, and easy to navigate.

Prepare recipes as drafts for review and publish the complete archive once approved, without sending individual subscriber emails where possible.

IDEAL CANDIDATE

Experience working with Substack, WordPress, or similar blogging platforms.

Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.

Experience uploading and formatting blog posts or recipes.

Good written English and proofreading skills.

Ability to follow a consistent formatting template.

Familiarity with food blogs or recipe websites is a plus.

PROJECT DETAILS

This is a one-time project to create a complete, searchable recipe library on Substack.

All recipe content already exists on Instagram, so the focus is on accurate content transfer, consistent formatting, and making the recipes easy for readers to find.

I'd like to begin with a test of three recipes to establish the formatting style before proceeding with the full collection.

TO APPLY

Please share examples of similar content migration, blog formatting, or Substack projects you've completed.

Describe your experience working with Substack.

Provide your estimated timeline for completing approximately 60 recipe posts.

Briefly explain how you would organize the recipes to make them easy to browse and search.

Digital Marketing & Audience Growth Specialist — 30-Day Project ($500 Fixed Budget)

About the Business

Mystic Mouthpiece is an independent creative brand focused on self-awareness, personal transformation, mindfulness, and the human experience.

We have an established Shopify website, original articles, digital guides, merchandise, and an active content presence across multiple social media platforms.

What I Need

I'm looking for an experienced, results-oriented digital marketing specialist to help promote my existing content, attract the right audience, increase qualified website traffic, and improve the potential for sales.

I do NOT need content creation, social media posting, scheduling, or writing services. Those responsibilities are already handled.

I need someone who knows how to get an existing brand discovered and can execute a practical marketing strategy within a limited budget.

Key Responsibilities

Review my website and identify opportunities to improve visitor-to-customer conversions.

Identify relevant audiences and effective channels for promoting my existing content and products.

Execute targeted organic promotional activities, including appropriate outreach and collaboration opportunities.

Help increase qualified traffic to my Shopify website.

Verify basic website traffic and conversion tracking.

Provide weekly updates showing actual work completed and measurable progress.

Project Details

Duration: 30 days initially

Budget: $500 fixed price

Experience level: Intermediate or higher

Paid advertising is not included in this initial project.

Potential for continued work if results justify further investment.

What I'm Looking For

Someone with demonstrated experience promoting small businesses, independent creators, or digital-product brands.

Please provide examples of previous projects, measurable results, and a brief explanation of what you would realistically accomplish during the first 30 days.

Important: I'm not interested in purchased followers, artificial engagement, generic marketing packages, or promises of guaranteed sales.

I'm looking for a capable professional who can take initiative, execute meaningful promotional work, and demonstrate measurable progress.
Website & Current Marketing Channels

Website: https://mysticmouthpiece.com

Our existing content is distributed through Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok and other publishing platforms, including Substack and Medium.

All content creation and publishing are managed internally. The freelancer's role is to expand our reach, attract qualified visitors, and improve conversions.

Applicants are encouraged to review the website before submitting a proposal and identify one specific opportunity they would prioritize during the first 30 days.

Budget Clarification: The $500 fixed-price budget covers all freelancer services and project deliverables for the initial 30-day engagement. No additional fees, paid advertising expenses, or third-party costs are authorized under this project.

About Spirence

Spirence is a preventative mental health platform helping people build the skills, awareness, and resilience to navigate life's everyday challenges. We partner with employers and organizations to make practical, engaging mental health resources accessible to everyone.

The Opportunity

Spirence is looking for a creative, experienced marketing contractor to support our social media and marketing communications.

This work will focus primarily on B2B marketing and communications, with some content developed for individual Spirence members.

We're looking for someone who is a strong writer, understands how to engage different audiences, and can take content from concept to completion, including writing, design, and execution.

Scope of Work

Social Media

• Develop and maintain Spirence's social media content calendar.
• Write, design, schedule, and publish social media posts.
• Create engaging graphics and visual content, ideally using Figma.
• Develop content that builds brand awareness, communicates Spirence's value, and engages professional audiences.
• Monitor performance and identify opportunities to improve engagement.

Marketing & Communications
• Write and edit marketing emails, newsletters, and campaigns.
• Develop client and partner communications, including announcements and engagement materials.
• Support sales efforts through copywriting for presentations, outreach, and marketing collateral.
• Create messaging for marketing campaigns, company updates, and other communications.
• Support occasional member-facing communications and content.
• Maintain a consistent brand voice across channels and audiences.

Ideal Experience
• Experience creating B2B marketing content and managing business social media accounts.
• Excellent copywriting, editing, and storytelling skills.
• Ability to design professional social media graphics and marketing assets, preferably in Figma.
• Experience developing content calendars and managing social media publishing.
• Ability to work independently and deliver polished work on agreed-upon timelines.
• Experience in health, wellness, employee benefits, or related industries is a plus.

Contract Structure
This is a remote, independent contractor opportunity with a $2,000 monthly retainer model.

The engagement will focus on ongoing social media management and marketing communications, with monthly deliverables and priorities established collaboratively.

About Us

From its beginnings in 1995, the Naples Community Orchestra has become a place where professional, community, and student musicians perform together—and where audiences, volunteers, and supporters all help bring the music to life. What has endured throughout its existence is the commitment of musicians, audiences, and supporters who believe live orchestral music belongs in the life of the community.

Position Profile

The Writer will draft emails, blog posts and Facebook/Instagram posts that promote NCO's concerts and tell the stories behind the music. Our audience is the typical classical music lover: highly educated, well read, and sophisticated. Our audience is a combination of local Naples residents and “snowbirds” that come to Naples for the winter from metropolitan areas across the US, particularly the Northeast and Midwest.

Our audience is intellectually curious, likes to learn new things about classical music, and enjoys a surprising anecdote. We are looking for a writer who can help us develop content ideas for our emails, blog and social media posts to drive ticket sales. Our typical email has ranged from 1,600 words to 2,200 words. The call to action for our marketing efforts is to sell tickets on our website (primary goal) or to entice interested parties to signup to our email list (secondary goal). Our emails historically have driven ticket sales, so getting quality new email subscribers is helpful.

We will collaborate with the candidate to provide ideas and topics, but we are looking for fresh ideas in addition to our own. In addition to the copy, we are looking for graphics that support the story so that the finished product is visually appealing as well as interesting and informative. The role begins with a two-month trial, with the opportunity to expand during our concert season.

Sample emails: See attached file.

Schedule and Compensation

Type: Freelance contract, fully remote.
Trial period: Immediately thru January 2027.
Volume: 2 emails with graphics, 1 blog post with graphics and 8 social media posts with graphics per month. We would also like the ability to increase the number of deliverables as the trial progresses.
Pay: Per piece. Please quote your rate per email/blog and per social post and graphic.

Primary Responsibilities

Write two emails and one blog post per month: story-driven email about the music for our upcoming Season / Concerts.
Write about two social media posts per week, matched to the graphic NCO provides.
Revise drafts based on feedback and deliver on agreed deadlines.

Desired Qualifications and Competencies

Warm, smart, conversational writing with a sense of humor.
Comfort writing about classical music, or the ability to learn quickly from a brief.
Specific, vivid detail instead of clichés such as "unforgettable" or "breathtaking."
Experience with email marketing and Facebook/Instagram; arts or nonprofit experience a plus.
Reliable, responsive, and able to take direction and feedback.

To Apply

Two or three writing samples, ideally classical music, arts and/or nonprofit.
Your rate per email/blog and per social post.
A sample Facebook post (under 100 words) for our January 30, 2027 concert, Eternal Rome, featuring Respighi's Pines of Rome.
Please use "Pines of Rome" as the first words of your message so we know you've read this posting.

The position is open until filled.

WHO WE ARE:
Rainwater Marketing runs full-funnel Meta ad systems for tax planning, accounting and fractional CFO firms.

Our clients sell $10k–$100k+ engagements to business owners doing $1M+ a year.

THE JOB:
Roughly 20 hours a week consisting of (but not limited to):

- Cold-traffic Meta ad scripts (B2B, direct response, video-first)
- Email sequences: nurture, pre-call, no-show, reactivation, etc

Upon working together, you'd recieve: a brief template, call transcripts and past winners to learn the voice, a weekly 30-minute sync, and the numbers on everything you write.

You'll own: the drafts, the variants, and checking your own work before it gets to me (claims sourced, compliant for a financial ad, in the owner's voice, clean) so my review is a review, not a proofread. I send you the numbers weekly; you keep the file of what ran, how it did, and what to test next.

THIS IS FOR YOU IF

You've spent 3+ years writing direct-response copy for B2B offers. Services sold to business owners, cold traffic. Not brand, not SEO, not captions.

1. You've written ad scripts that ran and emails that booked calls, and you can tell me what happened.

2. You write like an American who has advised business owners.

3. You can explain why an angle should work before it runs.

4. You use AI. So do we. We want to know exactly how it fits your process. No need to pretend it doesn't.

5. You run on a brief, batch your questions, hit deadlines, and never need the same note twice.

Bonus, with a pay bump: you've written for tax planning, accounting, wealth or advisory offers aimed at $1M+ owners.

THIS IS NOT FOR YOU IF
You're a content/blog/SEO writer, a social media manager, B2C ecom only, or someone who needs daily check-ins.

TERMS

- About 25 hours a week, long-term, contract-to-hire.

- $20–$30/hr through Upwork (roughly $2,000–$3,000/month), with a pay bump for proven tax/accounting experience.

- Performance bonus once you're ramped up.

- Must overlap at least 3 hours with US Eastern business hours.

PROCESS
Applications close in 7 days. Shortlisted writers get a paid test. Finalists do a short Loom and a 25-minute call. The best one or two get a paid 2-week trial, then we lock in the long-term contract.

HOW TO APPLY (follow exactly | anything missing gets deleted)

Q1. Start your message with the word BREAKTHROUGH.

Q2. Link two samples: one cold-traffic ad (script or static) for a B2B offer, and one email from a sequence from a B2B offer.
For each, please include details on: the offer, the audience, and associated results.

Q3. In one line: a $1M+ business owner already has a CPA and thinks their taxes are probably fine, but they aren't certain. Rewrite this hook: "Are you paying too much in taxes? Book a free consultation."

Q4. 3–5 sentences on how you use AI in your writing process: tools, steps, and what you never let it do.
Your timezone and hours available per week.

Bonus Q5. Have you written for tax planning, accounting, CFO or financial advisory offers? For whom, what, and what were the results?

Hi,

I’m searching for a sharp, resourceful, and highly communicative assistant (located in the USA) who can help manage a variety of day-to-day responsibilities and develop into an essential long-term member of my team.

I need a great communicator (written and vocal).

This opportunity is suited to someone who truly enjoys being in a supportive role, taking ownership, and being someone I can rely on.

I’m looking for a person who can fully dedicate themselves to the role, is willing to work extended hours when necessary, and is not trying to juggle this position alongside multiple other jobs.

Some of your responsibilities will include:

* Independently solving problems and figuring things out without needing constant direction
* Conducting detailed research across many different subjects
* Assisting with recruiting, hiring, performance management, and terminations
* Overseeing and coordinating a small team
* Reviewing scripts and video content to identify mistakes, inconsistencies, and opportunities for improvement
* Thinking creatively and suggesting new ideas, solutions, systems, and more efficient ways to operate
* Helping with purchases, product research, sourcing, shopping, and other related tasks
* Picking up new skills quickly and applying feedback effectively

A nice bonus would be someone who is comfortable creating UGC or appearing on camera for advertisements, although this is completely optional.

My intention is to hire someone full-time and build a strong, long-lasting working relationship. As you become more capable, deliver stronger results, and take ownership of greater responsibilities, there will be opportunities for your compensation to grow accordingly.

This position would be a great match for someone who takes pride in being reliable, proactive, organized, and highly effective behind the scenes.

Preference will be given to candidates located in the United States.

If you believe you would be a strong fit for this position, please include the word “EXCELLENT” in all capital letters somewhere in your application.

I’m the founder of Greencode (greencodesurgery.com), an early-stage SaaS that helps medical coders and surgeons (especially hand, plastic, and orthopedic) code complex surgical claims faster and more accurately. Features include claim analysis, CPT/ICD search, NCCI edit checking, MUE limits, and modifier recommendations.Current pricing is low ($30/mo) with a plan to move toward $100/mo once users see clear value (time saved, fewer denials, better accuracy on multi-code cases). I have a $10,000 marketing budget for ads, tools, and incentives. I’m looking for one person to own user acquisition so I can stay focused on the product and my surgical practice.What you’ll own (10–15 hours/week to start):
LinkedIn content for both the company page and my personal founder account (3–4 posts/week, mix of educational coding insights and product value)
Community engagement in relevant places (AAPC forums, medical coding LinkedIn groups, Reddit where appropriate)
Direct outreach sequences (LinkedIn + email) to freelance surgical coders, small billing firms, and hand/plastic/ortho practice managers
Running and optimizing small paid campaigns (LinkedIn Ads + Google Search) within the $10k budget
Tracking trials, sign-ups, and conversion; collecting early testimonials and proof points
Simple weekly reporting on what is working
Ideal background:
Hands-on experience growing early-stage B2B SaaS or healthtech products
Strong LinkedIn content and outreach skills that generate real conversations and trials (not just followers)
Comfort writing about technical or niche topics (medical coding/RCM experience is a plus but not required)
Ability to work independently and measure results by actual users, not vanity metrics
Available for a 2–4 week paid trial before a longer engagement
To apply:
Please include:
A short note on relevant experience (especially SaaS or healthcare)
2–3 examples of LinkedIn content or outreach you’ve written
Your preferred rate and availability for a trial
Any questions you have about Greencode or the role
This is a remote, contract role with potential to grow. Looking to start quickly.

Seeking an experienced California business formation specialist or legal administrative professional to assist with establishing a single-member LLC and organizing multiple business activities under one legal entity.

The business operates across several industries, including:

* Podcast consulting, digital marketing, and online marketplace services
* Book development, writing, editing, and publishing
* Digital media, editorial content, and online publications
* Film and television scriptwriting, intellectual property development, licensing, and creative consulting

Scope of Work

1. Assist with California LLC name availability research and formation paperwork.
2. Coordinate registered agent setup.
3. Prepare and organize California LLC formation documents.
4. Assist with the federal EIN application process.
5. Prepare the California Statement of Information.
6. Assist with multiple DBA (Fictitious Business Name) registrations in Los Angeles County.
7. Coordinate any required DBA newspaper publication.
8. Prepare documentation and a checklist for opening business bank accounts.
9. Provide a checklist of ongoing compliance requirements, annual fees, and filing deadlines.
10. Deliver organized copies of all completed filings and confirmations.

Ideal Candidate

* Demonstrated experience with California LLC formations.
* Familiarity with Los Angeles County DBA registration requirements.
* Experience organizing multiple business activities under one LLC.
* Strong attention to detail and understanding of California filing procedures.
* Ability to complete the administrative process efficiently and cost-effectively.

Project Details

* Location: California, USA
* Project Type: One-time
* Budget: Fixed price preferred
* Timeline: As soon as possible

When Applying, Please Include:

* Your experience with California LLC formations and multiple DBAs.
* Your estimated timeline for completing the administrative work.
* Your fixed project fee and any additional filing expenses.
* Whether you can assist with the full administrative process from formation through banking preparation.

The project is focused on administrative formation and registration assistance. Legal advice, customized legal agreements, and tax planning will be handled separately by qualified professionals.

I’m seeking a resourceful, organized assistant to help me launch and grow an end-of-life education and advisory initiative. This role combines practical business setup, marketing, content preparation, and administrative support. Working closely with me, you will help bring together existing ideas and materials, organize next steps, and move projects toward completion.

I’m an intuitive guide, energy healer, and end-of-life educator and coach. My work helps people approach death and life transitions with greater peace, compassion, and connection. The initiative brings together emotional preparation and meaningful conversations; creative legacy projects that honor a person’s life; and spiritual exploration through meditation, intuition, Reiki, and Qigong. Nature is central to the approach—as a source of comfort, belonging, and understanding life’s cycles. Offerings will include individual support, workshops, educational resources, and creative projects such as personalized legacy shawls and blankets.

Business launch support will include organizing my research and existing content, editting my writing for social media publication; creating website content and posting it; handling all my social media outreach; maintaining a tasks and calendar; helping prepare workshop descriptions; and marketing and outreach for those workshops. You will also help turn workshop ideas into presentations, handouts, registration pages, and participant communications. I will provide the vision and subject knowledge; you will help translate them into clear materials and manageable actions.

Marketing and administrative support will include preparing newsletters and social posts, editing articles and educational papers, maintaining contact lists, researching outreach opportunities, and organizing follow-up. You will also help with scheduling, inquiries, workshop logistics, and keeping files and records organized.

Content explores consciousness, near-death experiences, and spirituality, so thoughtful research and sensitive communication are important. It's important to note how you relate to these topics and to be supportive of the.

Qualifications

Versatile support experience: Experience assisting a small business, independent professional, or growing education or wellness initiative.

Strong organization: Ability to manage several tasks, track deadlines, maintain orderly files, and follow through reliably. Type A personality needed.

Clear writing and editing: Ability to turn notes into polished, accessible content while preserving my voice.

Website confidence: Comfortable making basic website updates, uploading content, and managing simple forms or booking tools.

Marketing skills: Practical experience with social media, email newsletters, promotional materials, and outreach.

Administrative capability: Comfortable managing calendars, contact lists, spreadsheets, registrations, and routine communications.

Research skills: Ability to find credible information, summarize it accurately, and organize sources.

Digital and visual skills: Familiarity digital marketing tools, shared documents, and task-management tools, with an eye for attractive presentation.

Initiative and judgment: Able to work independently, suggest practical solutions, and recognize when specialist help is needed.

The ideal person enjoys varied, hands-on work and brings curiosity, care, and a focused approach to getting things done. An appreciation for nature and openness to science, spirituality, and creative expression would be a good fit. Please share your résumé, availability, rates, and a few examples of relevant work, along with a brief note about why this initiative interests you.

# Performance Marketer Needed — Generate HIGH-VALUE Christmas Light Installation Jobs

I own a North Texas home-services company and need an experienced **local customer-acquisition / performance marketer** to generate **NEW, high-value Christmas-light installation jobs immediately**.

This is NOT a social-media-management role.

This is also NOT a receptionist, sales-assistant, or lead-follow-up role.

We already have someone handling incoming leads, calls, texts, follow-up, and scheduling.

Your job is to put **qualified, higher-budget homeowners in front of our team consistently.**

# What I Actually Want

I am NOT looking for the highest possible number of leads.

I would much rather generate:

**10 qualified homeowners with $1,500–$3,000+ projects**

than:

**50 homeowners looking for a $300–$500 installation.**

Lead quality, booked revenue, and customer value matter significantly more to me than raw lead volume.

The goal is:

**Paid Advertising → Affluent Homeowner → Qualified Opportunity → Estimate/Sale → High-Value Scheduled Christmas-Light Job**

The Christmas season is already underway, so speed matters.

# Ideal Customer

We want homeowners who:

- Own larger or higher-value single-family homes
- Live in affluent North Texas communities
- Have larger rooflines, trees, landscaping, acreage, or more elaborate lighting opportunities
- Value convenience and professional service
- Want an impressive professionally designed Christmas-light installation
- Are willing to pay for quality
- Prefer someone else to design, install, maintain, remove, and manage the lights
- Are comfortable spending $1,000–$1,500+ at minimum
- Potentially have $2,000–$5,000+ projects

We are specifically NOT trying to compete for bargain customers.

If someone is looking for the cheapest possible Christmas-light installer, they are probably not our customer.

# Geographic Targeting

I want the campaign heavily concentrated around **affluent homeowners west of Fort Worth and throughout Parker County**, while also testing other proven affluent North Texas markets.

## Primary West-Side Targets

- Aledo
- Annetta
- Annetta North
- Annetta South
- Willow Park
- Hudson Oaks
- Weatherford — particularly higher-value homes and neighborhoods
- Brock
- Peaster
- Lipan
- Walsh / west Fort Worth
- Surrounding Aledo ISD communities

I am especially interested in:

**larger homes, custom homes, acreage properties, newer upscale developments, and neighborhoods where $1,500–$3,000+ Christmas-light installations make sense.**

## Additional West/Southwest Markets to Test

Where geography and job economics make sense:

- Godley
- Pecan Plantation
- Granbury — focus on higher-value neighborhoods rather than broad targeting
- Select higher-value properties around Millsap
- Select higher-value acreage/custom-home pockets surrounding Weatherford
- Other affluent Parker County and west-DFW communities you identify through research

For lower-density rural areas, I do NOT want to generate small jobs requiring long drive times.

Those areas should ideally support **larger average tickets**.

## Additional Affluent DFW Markets

We can also test:

- Southlake
- Westlake
- Flower Mound
- Highland Village
- Coppell
- Grapevine
- Argyle
- Lantana

We do NOT need to blanket all of DFW.

I would rather dominate **small pockets of wealthy homeowners** than generate cheap leads spread across a massive service area.

# Geographic Strategy Matters

Do not simply target entire cities because they have large populations.

I want you thinking in terms of:

- High-value ZIP codes
- Affluent communities
- Neighborhoods with larger homes
- Custom-home areas
- Large lots/acreage
- Premium subdivisions
- Country-club/golf communities
- Lakefront or estate-style neighborhoods
- Areas where elaborate Christmas lighting is common
- Route density
- Potential average project value

The campaign should be optimized toward **customer quality and potential project size**, not merely population.

# Premium Positioning

I want this marketed as a **premium Christmas-light service**, not cheap labor hanging lights.

Messaging should emphasize things such as:

- Custom-designed installations
- Commercial-grade lighting
- Professional appearance
- Installation
- In-season maintenance/service
- Removal
- Convenience
- Reliable scheduling
- Professional crews
- Larger custom displays
- Rooflines
- Trees
- Wreaths
- Garland
- Landscaping
- Specialty lighting

I want customers purchasing an **experience and finished result**, not comparing us solely on price.

# What You Will Own

You should be capable of:

- Launching Meta/Facebook/Instagram campaigns
- Launching Google Search campaigns when appropriate
- Determining which channels deserve our budget
- Targeting higher-value neighborhoods and homeowners
- Developing premium offers and advertising angles
- Writing direct-response copy
- Using our real project photos and before/after photos
- Creating and testing multiple creatives
- Building landing pages or lead forms when necessary
- Setting up conversion tracking
- Building qualification into the funnel
- Retargeting high-intent prospects
- Monitoring campaigns frequently
- Cutting losing campaigns quickly
- Scaling profitable campaigns carefully
- Optimizing toward BOOKED REVENUE rather than cheap leads

# Lead Qualification

This is extremely important.

I want you to intentionally filter out low-budget prospects.

I am open to testing pricing language such as:

**“Professional Christmas-light installations starting at $1,000+.”**

or:

**“Custom Christmas-light installations typically $1,250–$3,000+.”**

I want your recommendation on the best pricing language based on conversion quality.

Qualification could include:

- ZIP code
- Home address
- Homeowner status
- Property type
- Approximate project budget
- Desired installation date
- Approximate project scope
- Front-only vs. full-property lighting
- Roofline
- Trees
- Landscaping
- Wreaths/garland
- Specialty features

I don't want an unnecessarily difficult form.

I want the best balance between:

**conversion rate + lead quality + potential job value.**

# The Numbers I Care About

I care about:

**Cost per qualified lead
Cost per scheduled estimate
Cost per booked customer
Average booked job value
Booked revenue
Customer acquisition cost
Gross profit
ROAS**

I am comfortable paying MORE per lead if those leads produce larger jobs.

I would rather pay:

**$100 for a lead that becomes a $2,500 installation**

than:

**$30 for a lead looking for a $500 installation.**

I do NOT want campaign success reported primarily using:

- Impressions
- Reach
- Likes
- Followers
- Cheap leads
- Raw lead volume

Those may be useful diagnostic metrics, but they are not the business outcome.

# Budget Philosophy

I am willing to spend money aggressively **when the numbers justify it**.

I am NOT looking to throw a large advertising budget at an unproven campaign and hope something works.

The engagement will begin with a **controlled test**, establish whether the offer, targeting, creative, and funnel are producing quality opportunities, and then scale based on actual business results.

Initial advertising spend will be controlled.

If we demonstrate that we can consistently acquire $1,500–$3,000+ Christmas-light customers profitably, I am willing to increase the advertising budget quickly.

I want someone who understands the difference between:

**testing intelligently**

and

**spending money until something eventually works.**

# Freelancer Compensation — Staged Engagement

I prefer a **fixed-price milestone structure** rather than an open-ended hourly engagement.

The person I hire will not automatically receive a large ongoing budget on Day 1.

I expect the engagement to progress in stages.

## Milestone 1 — Initial Launch

A small paid milestone covering:

- Review of our business/assets
- Offer recommendation
- Geographic strategy
- Channel recommendation
- Campaign structure
- Lead qualification strategy
- Tracking requirements
- Creative/ad direction
- Initial campaign build and/or launch preparation

I expect actionable work, not a generic marketing presentation.

## Milestone 2 — Campaign Launch & Validation

Unlocked if Milestone 1 demonstrates strong thinking and execution.

This should include:

- Campaigns live
- Conversion tracking tested
- Lead forms/landing pages functioning
- Geography verified
- Ads and creative active
- Initial performance data being collected

## Milestone 3 — Optimization

Unlocked based on execution and early campaign quality.

This includes:

- Reviewing lead quality
- Reviewing scheduled estimates
- Reviewing actual sold jobs
- Adjusting targeting
- Adjusting offers
- Adjusting creative
- Moving budget toward winning campaigns
- Cutting campaigns that are not producing quality opportunities

## Continued Management

Ongoing management will depend on actual results.

I am happy to continue investing when:

**campaign spend → qualified opportunities → scheduled estimates → sold jobs → profitable revenue**

demonstrates that the system is working.

I do NOT want a long-term retainer simply because campaigns exist.

# Ownership & Access

All campaigns should be built inside **accounts owned by my business** whenever possible.

I expect my business to retain ownership and access to:

- Meta Business Manager / ad account
- Google Ads account
- Pixels and tracking
- Conversion data
- Landing pages
- Lead forms
- Campaign history
- Audiences
- Creative assets
- Reporting data

I do not want our marketing infrastructure locked inside accounts controlled exclusively by the freelancer.

# Timeline

This begins as a:

**2–4 week customer-acquisition sprint.**

The season is short.

I do not want two weeks spent creating:

- Strategy decks
- Branding exercises
- Content calendars
- Long-term SEO plans
- General marketing presentations

I want a strong campaign launched quickly and improved using actual sales data.

If you perform well, there is potential for ongoing paid customer acquisition across our other home-service offerings.

# To Apply

Start your proposal with:

**HIGH-TICKET CHRISTMAS LIGHTS**

Do not send me a generic proposal.

Answer the following questions.

## 1. Show Me Results

Give me ONE example of a local home-service campaign you personally managed.

Include, where available:

- Industry
- Market
- Platform
- Ad spend
- Cost per lead
- Cost per qualified lead
- Cost per booked customer
- Average customer value
- Revenue
- ROAS

I am particularly interested in campaigns where you successfully acquired **higher-income or higher-ticket homeowners**.

Screenshots with identifying client information redacted are strongly preferred.

## 2. Your 72-Hour Plan

If I hired you today and told you:

**“I don't want tons of cheap Christmas-light leads. I want homeowners with larger homes and $1,500–$3,000+ potential projects. What do you launch in the next 72 hours?”**

Walk me through exactly what you would do.

Be specific.

## 3. West DFW / Parker County Strategy

Explain how you would specifically target premium homeowners in areas such as:

**Aledo, Annetta, Willow Park, Hudson Oaks, Weatherford, Brock, Peaster, Lipan, and Walsh.**

Would you target entire cities, ZIP codes, individual neighborhoods, geographic radiuses, demographics, or another method?

Explain your reasoning.

## 4. High-Ticket Targeting

How would you use:

- Geography
- Messaging
- Creative
- Offer
- Pricing
- Qualification
- Platform selection

to attract homeowners with larger Christmas-light budgets?

## 5. Meta vs. Google

Would you initially use:

- Meta
- Google Search
- Both
- Something else

Explain how you would divide the initial testing budget and why.

## 6. Pricing Filter

Would you advertise:

**“Projects starting at $1,000+”**

or

**“Most custom installations $1,250–$3,000+”**

or something different?

Explain why.

## 7. Testing Philosophy

Assume this is your own money.

How much advertising spend would you need before deciding whether:

- An ad is working
- A creative needs to change
- A geographic area needs to change
- An offer needs to change
- A campaign should be killed
- A winning campaign deserves more budget

I specifically want someone who understands how to test without wasting money.

## 8. Your Scoreboard

Assume we provide:

- Ad spend
- Lead count
- Qualified leads
- Scheduled estimates
- Sold jobs
- Job value
- Booked revenue

How would you use those numbers to optimize toward **larger booked jobs**, not simply more leads?

## 9. Day One

What exactly do you need from me to begin?

# Strong Experience Preference

Preference will be given to marketers with experience in:

- Christmas-light installation
- Luxury home services
- Outdoor lighting
- Landscaping
- Roofing
- Painting
- Pool construction
- Remodeling
- High-end home improvement
- Other premium local home services

Experience acquiring **high-ticket homeowners** is more important to me than generating huge lead counts.

# Bottom Line

We already have someone handling:

**Calls + texts + follow-up + scheduling + customer communication.**

I need you focused on:

## **Generating NEW affluent homeowners with larger Christmas-light budgets.**

I want fewer customers with larger projects rather than a huge volume of low-dollar jobs.

I also want disciplined testing.

I am willing to spend substantially more when the numbers prove that spending more will produce profitable booked work.

Our scoreboard is:

**Ad Spend → High-Quality Leads → Scheduled Estimates → Sold Jobs → Average Job Value → Booked Revenue → Gross Profit**

If you can build that machine intelligently, quickly, and profitably, I want to work with you.

About ACAYA
ACAYA is a small, founder-led brand making pieces inspired by natural textures, architectural forms, and earthy palettes. We offer handmade, one-of-a-kind mixed-media originals (plaster, lime wash, metallic reveals) alongside fine art prints. The brand is rooted in my South African upbringing and a simple idea: bringing people a little closer to nature.

The store is live at acayaliving.com and we're on Instagram at @acaya_living. We're early, which means you'd be helping shape how the brand shows up from the ground floor.

What I'm looking for
A creative collaborator, not just someone to schedule posts. I want someone who can:

- Help develop founder-led content that goes beyond the products: my perspective, influences, and everyday world. I want people to connect with the person behind the brand, and I need someone who can spot what's interesting and turn it into content
- Come up with content ideas and short-form video concepts (Reels), including hooks, simple shot lists, and captions
- Write scripts I can film quickly, usually in a few minutes each
- Turn the raw material I send (phone clips, photos, voice notes) into polished posts
- Plan and schedule a consistent posting calendar for Instagram and Pinterest
- Build community: reply to comments and DMs, engage with relevant accounts, and help grow a genuine, engaged following
- Share what's working each month and suggest what to try next

You'll be a great fit if you:
- Are a native or fully fluent English speaker, with natural, conversational writing for a US audience
- Have a portfolio that includes brands with a strong, considered aesthetic, ideally in art, interiors, design, or wellness
- Have experience building personal or founder-led brands, not just product accounts
- Understand quiet, premium branding. ACAYA is calm and restrained, so trend-chasing and loud content won't fit
- Are thoughtful about protecting original artwork online
- Are reliable, communicate clearly, and can overlap a few hours with Pacific Time

Details
- Part-time, ongoing, approximately 8–12 hours per week
- Fully remote; international applicants welcome

To apply
Please share your portfolio or 2–3 accounts you've managed, and tell me in a few sentences what first stood out to you about ACAYA. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to a short paid trial: pitching five post ideas (at least three of which aren't about the artwork itself), scripting one short video, and writing two sample comment replies.

I run Effrie, a small Texas LLC. We’re creating a family resource library that pediatric clinics license for their patients’ families. Each clinic gets a branded page and QR code. Families read state-specific resources and contact independent companies directly. The site collects no personal or health information from families: no accounts, no forms, no cookies.

I’m looking for an attorney with real SaaS and subscription agreement experience. Please quote each item separately, as a flat fee if possible.
1. Clinic subscription agreement, pilot version. For our first 3–5 clinics. Key terms:
Flat monthly fee per location, plus a one-time setup fee per location
The pilot rate is kept for as long as the clinic stays continuously subscribed. Add-ons are charged at current prices.
Optional add-ons with flat fees: extra space for the clinic’s own resources and events, extra translation, and rush translation
Cancelling, pausing, and what happens to the clinic’s page afterward
The clinic never sends patient information to us, by any channel
The clinic may not put the link behind a patient portal or login, add tracking codes, or record which families use it. (Our healthcare counsel is drafting this clause and the no-patient-information clause; please fit them in.)
The clinic is responsible for its own resources and events, and we may remove items
Permission to use the clinic’s name and logo
The clinic gets a monthly report of anonymous totals only
Resources aren’t medical or legal advice
Limitation of liability, and Texas law
References our Clinic Resource Guidelines (a separate document)

2. Clinic subscription agreement, standard version. The same agreement for clinics that join after the pilot, at standard pricing. This should be an adaptation of #1.

3. Website terms of use: review and redline of my draft, including wording that the site is meant for parents and caregivers, and that partners set their own policies.

4. Disclaimers: draft. A short site-wide footer disclaimer (resources aren’t medical or legal advice, partners are independent, information can change), plus short wording for partner cards (“families choose who to contact”) and our demo page.

5. Group permission email: review of the short email I send support groups, nonprofits and programs asking for written permission to list them and use their logo.

6. Content and IP checklist: review. I’ve written a one-page list of habits for writing resource pages from public sources: write in my own words, link instead of copying, how I treat federal versus state government material, organization names and logos, images, short quotes, keeping source notes, and checking AI-drafted text. Please review it, correct anything wrong, and add anything I’ve missed, including anything specific to Texas.

7. Partner listing agreement (please quote separately; I may hold this until after the pilot). For independent companies (virtual assistant and special education advocacy companies) and any other organization that pays to be listed. Key terms:
Listings are free during the pilot, then a flat monthly fee. Never per lead, per click or per contact.
One agreement for all partner types, with a short order form for each partner stating its listing type (local, statewide or nationwide), where it shows, its monthly price and its start date. Statewide listings appear below local ones and are priced higher.
Partners provide organization contact details only, and give written permission for their listing and logo
We choose display order and may remove listings. Listings are never described as recommendations.
Partners are independent, and families contract with them directly
Partners keep their own information accurate and tell us of changes
No sharing of family information in either direction (we have none to share)

Our healthcare attorney is separately reviewing HIPAA and anti-kickback questions and our privacy policy. You won’t need to give opinions on those, but your drafts should include the safeguards they recommend.

Please include in your proposal:
-Your bar license state(s)
-How many SaaS or subscription agreements you’ve drafted, and any work with healthcare or education clients
-Do you have a SaaS template you’d adapt, or would you draft from scratch?
-A flat-fee quote for each item (1–7)
-Whether one round of revisions is included, and your hourly rate for follow-up questions
-Your timeline

We are expanding a network of niche media websites and need an advanced AI user to create high-volume news articles, blog posts, and social media content (Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest).

You will use AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Canva) to build clean, engaging content quickly and edit it to read naturally.

Core Responsibilities:
AI Article Writing: Generate and edit niche news articles/blogs using AI prompts.

WordPress Posting: Upload, format, and add affiliate/internal links to articles.

Social Media: Design and schedule posts/pins for Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest.

Visuals: Create eye-catching graphics, Pinterest pins, and feature images using AI or Canva.

Requirements:
Hands-on experience with AI content and image tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Canva).

Basic knowledge of WordPress dashboard (formatting posts, adding links).

Good written English with an eye for editing out repetitive "AI tone."

Fast turnaround time and strong organization skills.

How to Apply:
Please submit your proposal with:

Examples of your previous work (links to published articles, sample social media graphics, Pinterest pins, or portfolio).

The AI tools you use daily.

Your expected monthly flat-rate or hourly rate.

(Shortlisted candidates will be invited for a brief paid test task.)

I need help creating engaging social media content for my channel. The work includes writing titles, hashtags, and descriptions, plus creating short-form videos and photo edits. I also want to learn how to use AI tools for video creation and improve my content strategy. Looking for someone who can support content planning, editing, and overall growth on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts.