We've built a leading creator app used by tens of thousands of creators, and now we're building the longform YouTube channel to match. We're looking for someone to become the face of the channel and help create practical, engaging videos that teach creators how to grow on social media. You'll produce one longform YouTube video each week covering topics like content strategy, viral hooks, AI tools, platform updates, creator case studies, and actionable growth tactics. This isn't just a freelance video project. We're looking for someone who wants to build something long term and become a recognizable voice in the creator education space. You'll have significant creative freedom while working closely with our marketing team to test ideas, refine formats, and grow the channel. This starts with a four video per month test phase for the first two to three months. If it's a great fit for both sides, the goal is to build a long term partnership where you become the recurring host of the channel. Production quality doesn't need to be perfect. We care far more about publishing valuable, watchable content consistently than creating highly polished videos. We'll test ideas, learn what resonates, and improve with every upload. What you'll do - Develop video concepts and topics centered on social media growth strategy - Script, film, and edit your own videos - We have a team editor we can use if you prefer to do everything but editing/thumbnails - Create thumbnails for each video - We have a team editor we can use if you prefer to do everything but editing/thumbnails - Work closely with the Blueprint marketing team to align on direction and goals - Publish to our channels (we'll handle the channel setup and access) What we provide - Tools and resources to help you create stronger thumbnails, scripts, and content - Direct collaboration with our marketing team - A trackable link so your performance upside is tied to real results Compensation - Flat rate per video (proposed up front) - Performance upside based on traffic driven through your unique link We want this to be worth your time both as guaranteed pay and as a real earnings opportunity as the channel grows. Who we're looking for - Comfortable on camera and able to host a longform video solo - Knows social media growth well enough to teach it credibly - Self-sufficient on the full production cycle: concept → script → film → edit → thumbnail - Reliable on a weekly cadence - Interested in a long-term partnership, not a one-off gig

Hi there! We are seeking a registered dietitian to provide typed responses to 10 questions about kids' multivitamins. Must be comfortable endorsing the product (a Clean Label Project Certified & Purity Awarded kids' multivitamin).

I have a for-profit business in Africa (Kenya) selling Solar Computers. I think there is an opportunity to bring our product to the attention of global philanthropies and foundations, but I need advice and materials to reach out to those individuals.

Job Title: Marketing Content Creator & Social Media Manager – B2B SaaS (Long-Term, Part-Time → Full-Time) Job Type: Ongoing / Contract Location: United States only (required) Hours: 30 hrs/week to start, with a clear path to 40 hrs Rate: $28–$35/hr (based on experience) About Gifted Gifted (gifted.co) is a B2B employee recognition and corporate gifting platform helping companies build cultures of appreciation. We're a lean, fast-moving team — and we need a sharp content creator to own our voice across every channel. This is a long-term role. We're not looking for a one-off project freelancer. We want someone who grows with us. What You'll Own Copywriting Social posts, email outreach, landing pages, ads, blog posts, and product messaging. You adapt tone by channel while keeping a consistent brand voice. Copy ships on time and drives real engagement. Social Media Management Day-to-day social across major platforms — content calendars, scheduling, community engagement, trend monitoring, and performance reporting. Consistent cadence and growing engagement are the benchmarks. AI-Assisted Production You're fluent in AI writing and image tools and use them to move faster without sacrificing quality. You build repeatable workflows and test variations. Bonus if you can build lightweight internal tools (AI coding experience is a genuine plus here). Design Execution You work inside existing Figma templates and must be able to create new on-brand assets — newsletters, pop-ups, one-pagers, and use case pages. Design background not required but is a plus! What's NOT Your Job Paid media budget or ad buying strategy You're a Fit If You Have: 2+ years creating content for a B2B SaaS or tech brand A portfolio with real copy, social, and/or Figma samples Hands-on AI tool experience (Claude, ChatGPT, Midjourney, Higgsfield, etc.) Strong written English — no fluff, no filler Reliable communication and the ability to manage your own workload Based in the United States (required — no exceptions) To Apply: 2–3 sentences on why this role fits you specifically 2–3 portfolio samples (copy, social, or design assets) The AI tools you use and how they show up in your workflow Your availability and hourly rate Applications without portfolio samples will not be reviewed.

We need to add an outstanding math writer to our team! This job is ideal for a math teacher at the middle/high school level or above, currently working or retired. It is vital that you understand the math learning process and can clearly explain the processes used to select the correct answer to a problem. We are currently adding practice questions and flashcards to a math test that has been revised. The grade-level span for this test is from elementary through high school, so it covers a lot of ground, but you will be given very specific directions. The price posted is simply an estimate of what we think it will take to get this project started. For a writer who is a good fit, there will be additional writing opportunities, as well. We are looking for these things in this writer: Experience in teaching math at the middle/high school level and/or above. (Elementary would be a bonus.) High-level knowledge of math procedures and the ability to write math content for accuracy and clarity. The ability to code math equations, etc., in “MathJax,” which is similar to laTex, we think. We have several “cheat sheets” and other resources for this. Exceptional skills in standard written English, including spelling, word use, and grammar. Excellence in following well-written directions with great attention to detail. Great communication skills...ask any questions you have and respond to our notes. We’d prefer it if you are familiar with using Google Docs for reviewing and editing. We usually set a 2-week due date. We’d much rather have quality work than a rush job, so we can work with you, though. We know that the best writers usually have other work to do, as well as ours, so we’ll be reasonably patient. You can always submit early if you like! If you’d like to be part of a world-class team and think this sounds like something you’d like and would be able to do, please apply. We look forward to hearing from you!

We built a marketing engine that runs the full strategy-to-execution workflow in one place, and we're looking for a handful of fractional CMOs to put it through its paces on real client work. We're paying for your time, and the project fee is listed above. Here's the setup: You get full access to the software for three days. During that window, pick a client you want to work on (current or prospective) and use the engine to create real marketing materials for them. At the end, you'll send us a short written report on how it went. What you'll actually be testing: An end-to-end engine One tool runs the whole workflow, from early market research all the way out to client-ready reporting. You won't be stitching together five different subscriptions to get a campaign out the door. Real speed Work that normally eats days of a solo CMO's week comes back in minutes. If you're running lean and wearing every hat, that time back is the whole point. Client-ready deliverables The outputs are polished documents, decks, and workbooks you can hand to a client or present in a meeting without reformatting everything first. Why we're doing this We want honest feedback from people who actually live this work. Fractional CMOs juggle multiple clients on tight timelines and lean budgets, so you'll spot the gaps and the wins faster than almost anyone. Your report helps us sharpen the product before a wider launch. A few details to make the trial smooth: - Access is hands-on from day one. We'll get you set up quickly. - Point it at whatever's most useful to you, whether that's a new client pitch or a campaign that's stalled out. - The report doesn't need to be long. We want your real take on what worked and what you'd change. What we're looking for in you: - You're a fractional or interim CMO, or a senior marketing consultant running multiple clients. - You've owned marketing strategy and execution, so you know good output when you see it. - You'll give us straight feedback, the good and the critical both. How to apply: Send a short note about the clients you currently work with and the kinds of marketing deliverables you produce most often. No need for a formal cover letter. A few honest sentences tells us everything we need. The good news is this is a low-lift project with real upside: a paid trial, a tool you may genuinely want to keep, and a referral path if you do. We'll review applicants on a rolling basis and get the right people set up fast. Just let us know you're interested and we'll take it from there.

We're seeking UGC creators to produce authentic, scroll-stopping video content for home service brands. Your videos should highlight the benefits and unique selling points of HVAC, roofing, plumbing, electrical, and remodeling services. The goal is to create engaging content that resonates with homeowners and encourages them to take action. If you have a knack for storytelling and can deliver high-quality content, we want to hear from you!

**MUST BE IN BAY AREA AND ABLE TO WORK ON SITE** We are seeking a technical writer to draft an Instructions for Use (IFU) for a new medical device. The IFU will be used in a clinical trial and submitted to regulatory bodies. The ideal candidate will have experience in medical device documentation and be familiar with regulatory requirements. The role involves creating clear, concise documentation that meets industry standards.

We are a US-based, publicly traded technology company (NASDAQ-listed) seeking an experienced Wikipedia editor to review a drafted rewrite of our company's article and manage the process of getting approved changes placed, in full compliance with Wikipedia's conflict-of-interest and paid-contribution policies. We already have a complete, sourced draft prepared (infobox, lead, History, Products, Manufacturing, Markets, Competition, Finances, full reference list, and an image/licensing plan). We need a specialist to pressure-test it for neutrality and sourcing, refine it, and shepherd it through the Talk-page edit-request process. This is disclosed paid editing. We will make the required employer/COI disclosures, and you will be expected to work only through compliant channels. Scope of work Review our existing draft for neutral point of view, promotional language, and sourcing quality, and revise as needed. Verify and strengthen citations, prioritizing independent secondary sources (business press, trade publications, SEC filings, government releases) over company materials. Identify any remaining claims likely to be challenged and advise on softening, attributing, or removing them. Set up the required paid-contribution and COI disclosures correctly (user page and article Talk page templates). Draft and post structured Talk-page edit requests, starting with uncontroversial factual corrections, then the fuller rewrite in reviewable sections. Respond to reviewing volunteers' feedback and iterate until changes are actioned. Advise on and, where appropriate, handle image licensing (fair-use logo rationale; Wikimedia Commons free-license or VRT release path for company-owned photos). Provide a short written summary of what was submitted, what was accepted, and what remains open. Requirements Demonstrated experience editing Wikipedia articles, specifically including COI/paid edit requests that were reviewed and accepted by independent editors. An active Wikipedia account in good standing (please share your username). Working knowledge of Wikipedia policies: Neutral Point of View, Verifiability, Reliable Sources, Conflict of Interest, and the Terms of Use paid-disclosure requirement. Comfort sourcing and citing SEC filings and financial/trade press. Clear, professional written English. Important This is disclosed paid editing. We will not consider anyone who proposes undisclosed edits, editing the live article directly on our behalf outside the request process, or using sockpuppet accounts. We understand no one can guarantee that volunteer reviewers will accept specific content. We are hiring for correct process and quality, not a promised outcome. Please do not pitch guaranteed placement. We are a publicly traded company, so accuracy and neutral, sourced framing matter more than promotional tone. To apply, please answer: Share your Wikipedia username and links to two or three COI/paid edit requests you submitted that were accepted. Briefly describe how you handle a Talk-page edit request for a company article, from disclosure to placement. Have you worked on articles for publicly traded companies before? If so, which (or the general type)? Your estimated timeline and fee structure for the scope above. Deliverables Reviewed and revised draft, completed disclosures, submitted edit requests, and a final status summary.

About Bridges Bridges is a Houston-based interfaith nonprofit whose mission is helping people of faith become better neighbors. We run cohort-based programs across Houston that bring diverse communities together through dialogue, collaboration, and civic action. Our team is small, remote, and high-trust. You can learn more at joinbridges.org. About the project We're looking for a sharp, SELF-DIRECTED editorial writer/content creator to own our blog strategy, editorial calendar, and written communications, helping us tell stories that build understanding across faith traditions. This is an ongoing, part-time engagement (with room to grow) for someone who can work independently, take real editorial ownership, and turn raw stories from our clergy network and partners into polished, engaging content. What you'll do - Build and run an annual blog content strategy in collaboration with our clergy network and community partners - Maintain an editorial calendar tied to organizational priorities, seasonal themes, and community events - Edit and guide blog posts, articles, and thought-leadership pieces that reflect diverse faith perspectives - Design toolkits, guides, and educational resources for clergy and community partners. Graphics would be created by a colleague. - Research trends and storytelling opportunities across our content portfolio - Prepare and send our our weekly newsletter through Mailchimp - Collaborate with clergy, partners, and volunteers to source stories and insights What we're looking for - Genuine respect and curiosity for all faith traditions, ideologies, and political leanings. This is non-negotiable given the nature of our work - Strong portfolio of engaging written content (blog, editorial, or thought-leadership writing) - Working knowledge of SEO best practices and APA style - Basic audio/video editing skills (any standard tool — Premiere, CapCut, Descript, etc.) - Excellent research skills and comfort working across digital platforms - Ability to self-manage with minimal oversight in a fast-moving, priority-shifting environment - Comfortable interviewing people and turning conversations into stories To Apply To confirm you've read this all the way through: tell us your favorite sci-fi show, and make your case for it in one sentence at the top of your application. Please also submit your Upwork profile along with a portfolio or samples of your work. The process is: application review, then a call via Upwork, then a decision. Location: Remote, US-based only Hours: 7 to 10 hours per week Duration: 6-month minimum engagement Schedule: Mornings preferred, flexible otherwise