Hello, I'm looking for someone with proven experience in helping short films go viral, particularly within the USA. As a filmmaker, I want to post my work on YouTube and attract genuine fans of the genre—real comments and engagement from TikTok users, Gen Z, and fellow film enthusiasts. If you have a track record of successfully promoting films and can provide authentic engagement, I would love to connect. Please note that I'm not interested in bot-driven strategies; I want to build a real community around my films. Thank you for applying.

I run marketing for Eat With Steve, a YouTube channel run by Steve Kapelonis covering healthy eating, vegan/vegetarian recipes, and NYC restaurant reviews. Steve also has a published cookbook, Live Longer: Recipes for Good Energy. We've got consistent content and affiliate links live in our videos, but the channel isn't making any money — we have over 200K subscribers and solid overall watch hours, but we're not even in the YouTube Partner Program yet because our "valid public watch hours" specifically aren't high enough. I need someone to actually dig into why this isn't converting and tell us straight what's wrong, with a real plan to fix it. To be clear — I'm not looking for subscriber growth services, bots, or anyone promising "guaranteed monetization." If that's what you do, this isn't the right fit. I'm already handling marketing in-house, and we have a video editor, so I just need the diagnostic piece: figure out what's broken, document it, and walk me through how to fix it myself. Here's roughly how I'm thinking of structuring this (open to adjusting once we talk): 1. Audit ($600): go through our YouTube Analytics (retention on recent videos, traffic sources, how Shorts are doing vs. long-form), check where we stand on YPP eligibility, and look at our Amazon Associates click data. Also, check how/where affiliate links and book mentions actually show up in our videos right now. 2. Diagnosis + roadmap ($600): write up what's actually causing the revenue gap (could be traffic volume, link placement, YPP timeline, something else) and give me a prioritized plan to fix it. 3. Handoff call ($300): get on a call, walk me through what you found, make sure I can run with it on my own after. Ideally, you've actually dealt with YouTube monetization or affiliate conversion before, not just general social media marketing — and you're comfortable in YouTube Studio Analytics and the Amazon Associates dashboard. I'd rather hear an honest, direct read on what's wrong than vague encouragement. If you're interested, tell me in your proposal: based on what you've seen before, what's one reason a channel might have affiliate links live and decent content but still see no income? Just want to get a sense of real experience versus a generic pitch.

Hi there, my name is Jhéani and I’m a viral Content Creator for TikTok (100K), Youtube (2K), Instagram (8K), and Facebook (5K). Right now I’m in the process of putting together an upcoming docuseries for my YouTube channel and I need someone to help me with using TubeBuddy for increasing the SEO on my YouTube videos/titles/descriptions so my series will be seen by the right people and my channel can grow and gain momentum. The series is a 10 episodes per season so I need someone who can at least commit to 10 weeks. However, I plan to keep it going for a few more seasons after that, so this could end up being a long-term position. Also, ideally I’d have the same person to help with my thumbnails and uploading/scheduling my YouTube videos each week so I don’t have to worry about that and I can just focus on the creation process. If this is something you feel skilled in, I’d love to share more with you on a call and see if we’re a good fit! Looking forward to hearing from you! Jhéani

I need someone to walk me through how to set up my campaign so that it actually runs and show me common traps that cause Google/Youtube to not run campaigns. The niche is dating advice, which from what I understand is a highly restricted space for running ads.

YouTube Channel Strategist & Creative Director (Long-Term Partnership) I’m looking for an experienced YouTube strategist to help build a long-term growth strategy for an established podcast and educational brand. This is not a video editing position. I’m looking for someone who can look at the entire picture and answer questions like: * How should the show be filmed? * What camera angles and shots create the most engaging viewing experience? * What editing style fits this audience? * How should music be incorporated? * What visual elements should become part of the brand? * How should full-length episodes differ from Shorts? * What should our thumbnail strategy be? * What makes someone click? * What makes someone stay? * What makes someone subscribe? * How do we build a recognizable YouTube brand instead of simply uploading videos? About the Project I host an established legal podcast featuring attorneys, judges, court reporters, entrepreneurs, and other professionals. We already produce long-form episodes and have an audio editing workflow in place. I’m looking for someone who can help transform the YouTube channel into a destination that consistently attracts new viewers and grows an engaged audience. What I’d Like Your Help With * Audit my existing YouTube channel and content. * Review my current filming style, music, branding, and editing. * Develop a cohesive YouTube growth strategy. * Recommend improvements to production quality and visual storytelling. * Create a repeatable filming workflow. * Advise on pacing, hooks, retention, and watch time. * Develop thumbnail and title strategies. * Recommend a content mix for long-form videos, Shorts, clips, and promotional content. * Help build systems that make production more efficient without sacrificing quality. * Identify opportunities to increase discoverability and audience growth. Ideal Experience I’m looking for someone with experience growing YouTube channels—not simply editing videos. Experience with any of the following is a plus: * YouTube strategy * Audience growth * Creative direction * Visual storytelling * Content marketing * Branding * Podcast production * YouTube analytics * Thumbnail strategy * Retention optimization To Apply Please include: 1. Channels you’ve helped grow (please include metrics if possible). 2. Before-and-after examples of channels you’ve improved. 3. Your philosophy on growing a YouTube channel organically. 4. If you audited my channel, what are the first three things you’d evaluate? 5. Why do some podcast channels consistently grow while others plateau? 6. Anything else you’d want to know before creating a strategy. I’m looking for a strategic partner who enjoys thinking creatively, experimenting, and building something exceptional over the long term.

I am seeking a skilled freelancer to help me launch a new YouTube channel. The ideal candidate will have experience in video editing, channel promotion, and graphic design to create a cohesive brand identity. Responsibilities include developing engaging video content, editing footage for clarity and impact, promoting the channel through various marketing strategies, and designing eye-catching thumbnails and channel art. If you have a passion for content creation and a proven track record in growing YouTube channels, we want to hear from you!

Hello, I'm looking for somebody who is an expert in YouTube content creation, short-form to medium-form videos, for someone who has never done this before. I want somebody who can speak to the strategy of building a channel. As well as the tactics (prep, hacks, growth etc) for video creation that work. I'd like to speak to somebody who has done this before on their own, or ideally has done this before on their own and consulted with various content creators specifically on YouTube.

I need someone who can turn my video game livestreams into engaging shorts on YouTube. I have tons of footage but no understanding of the algorithm or how to optimize for views. The ideal candidate will have experience in video editing and a strong grasp of YouTube's algorithm to create content that attracts and retains viewers.

YouTube Support Specialist We are looking for someone to help support and grow our YouTube channel from A to Z. Responsibilities include: • Researching YouTube content ideas • Finding topics that can help us grow and reach more people • Helping organize video ideas and content calendars • Looking at what other successful channels are doing • Supporting the team with YouTube strategy and growth ideas • Helping with titles, descriptions, keywords, and video planning • Assisting with video editing if possible • Supporting the full YouTube process from planning to posting • Bringing creative ideas on how to improve the channel We are looking for someone who is creative, organized, proactive, and has experience with YouTube or content growth. Video editing experience is a plus. Must be comfortable researching, giving ideas, and helping us build a stronger YouTube presence. Please message me with your experience and examples of YouTube channels, videos, or content you have helped with.

YouTube Growth Specialist We’re looking for a YouTube know-it-all…someone who lives and breathes the platform and knows exactly how to grow a channel. You’ll own the strategy and the day-to-day mechanics of how, when, and where we post, and you’ll bring strong opinions on the content itself. If you obsess over watch time, thumbnails, and the algorithm, this is for you. What you’ll do - Own our YouTube growth strategy — turn views and subscribers into a repeatable, measurable system. - Define how and when we post: publishing cadence, formats (long-form, Shorts), and the best times to go live. - Optimize every upload for discovery — titles, descriptions, the right tags and keywords, chapters, and end screens. - Craft thumbnails and packaging that earn the click, and test variations to see what works. - Give real input on content — topics, hooks, structure, and what will actually perform with our audience. - Track performance in YouTube Analytics and translate the numbers into clear next steps. - Stay on top of algorithm changes, trends, and what’s working for other channels in our space. What we’re looking for - Proven track record growing a YouTube channel (please share channels you’ve worked on). - Deep knowledge of YouTube SEO, tags, metadata, and how the algorithm surfaces content. - A sharp eye for thumbnails, titles, and packaging — and the data habit to back up your calls. - Comfort with YouTube Studio and analytics; you make decisions based on retention and CTR, not guesswork. - Strong content instincts and the confidence to push ideas, not just execute them. Bonus: basic video editing, scripting, or experience with Shorts. How to apply Send a short note on a channel you helped grow — what you did and the results — along with your resume