We are a college looking to work with a content creator to promote our school and an upcoming event. The role involves creating engaging content that highlights our institution and event, reaching a wider audience, and supporting our marketing efforts. We are seeking someone who can help increase visibility and engagement through creative and effective content.

I am looking for 4-5 reviewers to provide honest feedback on a real estate guide focused on investing. The task involves evaluating the content (about 50 short page reads) and providing constructive feedback. Editing or proofreading is not required. Ideal candidates should be working professionals. The review must not use AI. This is a human feedback only. I am looking for 2 types. 1. Working professionals with vague knowledge of house hacking and 2. Renters who may be interested in building wealth. Please let me know a bit about you and how you fit these 2 types. I will send the questions to those that get selected.

Join our team as a Social and Digital Copywriter to craft engaging content for our philanthropic and nonprofit initiatives. You'll work closely with our creative team to develop compelling narratives that resonate with our audience and drive meaningful impact. Ideal candidates will have a strong portfolio showcasing their ability to create impactful content in the philanthropy or nonprofit sectors.

Company Description sojo is the vacation rental industry's first amenity automation platform — and a B2B SaaS company operating at a unique intersection of tech, product, and logistics. We connect to property managers' reservation calendars to automate guest amenity delivery — think welcome bundles, toiletry kits, custom-branded coffee packaging, and snack bags waiting for guests when they walk through the door. We handle everything from packaging design to making sure the right products are packed and shipped on time for every reservation. Role Description We're a small but mighty marketing team looking for a B2B copywriter who knows how to write for the sales funnel — and can make it sound human. Someone who can jump into an existing brand and write copy that actually moves deals forward, without sounding like every other corporate B2B company. This role is a great fit for someone with solid B2B or SaaS copywriting experience who can pick up our voice quickly and deliver clean, effective copy with minimal hand-holding. Vacation rental or hospitality experience is a big plus. Here's what you'll be working on: - BDR Sequences & Talk Tracks. Outreach copy that opens doors and starts real conversations. - Sales Decks & One Pagers. Help our team tell the sojo story clearly and persuasively to prospective clients. - Case Studies. Interview-based customer stories that bring our results to life and give our sales team something real to share. This will be your first project if selected. - Email Marketing. Prospect nurture sequences and campaign sends targeted at property managers and their teams. - SEO & Website Copy. Website and blog content optimized for search. What We're Looking For - 2+ years of B2B copywriting experience with a focus on sales enablement and demand generation. - Proven experience writing BDR sequences, case studies, and sales copy that converts. - Comfortable writing for multiple audiences and personas. - B2B SaaS experience is a big plus. - Responsive, reliable, and able to turn around revisions quickly. - Vacation rental or hospitality industry experience is a big plus. - Familiarity with Notion, Slack, and Figma a plus. To Apply Include a link to your portfolio or writing samples with examples of sales, case study, or BDR copy, a note on your relevant experience and typical turnaround time, and your hourly rate and weekly availability.

We're an established premium men's grooming brand rebuilding our content library. We have professionally drafted, well-structured articles on men's skincare and grooming, and we need a genuine subject-matter expert to make them accurate, authoritative, and trustworthy before they go live. This is not a copyediting or proofreading job. The drafts are already clean and readable. What we need is your expertise: adding real practitioner insight, verifying every health-related claim, and lending your professional credentials as the named expert reviewer on each page. Scope: 8 hub articles (roughly 1,200–2,000 words each) covering men's skincare routines, shaving, acne, anti-aging, sun protection, hair/scalp, and body care. We expect to start with 1–2 as a paid trial, then continue with the rest if it's a good fit. What you'll do on each article: Fill in marked [EXPERT] spots with specific, first-hand insight only a practitioner would know. Verify or correct every marked [VERIFY] health/skincare claim against current dermatological consensus; flag anything that can't be supported. Confirm marked [PRODUCT FACT] details against the product pages we provide. Add your name, credentials, and a short bio as the page's expert reviewer. Your value is your background for accuracy and expertise input. These are health-adjacent pages, so getting the facts right is the entire point. Requirements: A verifiable credential or demonstrable expertise in skincare/grooming — e.g., Dermatologist, licensed esthetician, dermatology-adjacent professional, cosmetic chemist, or a writer/editor with a substantial, verifiable track record in the men's grooming/skincare niche. Willingness to be named publicly as the expert reviewer, with your real credentials, on the published pages. Ability to distinguish supported claims from marketing fluff and to flag/cut anything that isn't accurate. Native or fluent English. Comfortable working in Google Docs or Markdown with inline editorial markers. Who this is NOT for: general copyeditors, proofreaders, or generalist content writers without specific skincare/grooming subject expertise. Please don't apply if you can't be named with relevant credentials. To apply: In your first line, tell us your specific credential or niche background, and link to one example of skincare/grooming content you've written or reviewed. Applications that skip this will be passed over.

Overview We are seeking a community-minded and creative Freelance Storyteller & Content Creator to engage with local residents, build connections, and share their stories in a premium neighborhood magazine. This role requires strong communication and interpersonal skills to effectively interview residents, draft engaging feature pieces, and capture print-ready photography. Gather local content and upload the finalized deliverables directly into our platform. Responsibilities • Connect with neighborhood residents to develop feature stories. • Write high-quality, engaging content in our brand style. • Capture clear, high-resolution photography to accompany articles as needed. • Format and label photo assets correctly before submission. • Upload finalized articles and imagery into our system. • Deliver all completed materials at least 5 days prior to the monthly publishing deadline. Qualifications • Strong command of English grammar or creative writing. • Excellent interpersonal and interviewing skills, comfortable reaching out to community members. • Basic photography skills with an eye for clear, print-ready layout visuals. • Reliable, organized, and strictly adherent to publishing deadlines. Compensation: Fixed rate per approved article/spread ($50.00 – $75.00)

Digital Content Specialist Role Overview The Digital Content Specialist is responsible for managing and publishing digital content across the Truly Free marketplace. This role owns homepage design and merchandising updates, promotional content, blog publishing, help center content, and other customer-facing experiences built through our internal page builder. They will work closely with CRO, Design, Marketing, and Seller Success Teams to ensure content is aligned with promotions, engaging, SEO and conversion focused, and aligned with brand standards. Key Responsibilities Manage weekly homepage updates and promotional content Build and publish landing pages using page builder tools Create, publish, and maintain SEO-focused blog content Manage customer, seller, and partner help center content Create supporting graphics, banners, and digital assets for website experiences Ensure content is properly categorized, linked, and optimized for discovery Maintain content accuracy and update pages as experiences, campaigns, and features evolve Support promotional campaigns, new seller launches, and educational initiatives across the site Skills & Qualifications Requirements Graphic design experience (Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, Canva, etc.) Experience with page builders, CMS platforms, or no-code website tools Basic understanding of SEO and content optimization best practices User-first design approach Strong written communication and content editing skills Strong attention to detail and quality assurance mindset Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines Comfortable collaborating with Marketing, Seller Success, CRO, and Development teams Preferred Qualifications Ecommerce or marketplace experience UX Design experience Success Looks Like Homepage updates and promotional campaigns launch on schedule Blog and help center content remains accurate, organized, and optimized for discovery New content is published efficiently with minimal development support Website content consistently reflects Truly Free's brand identity Increased content output and improved educational resources across the marketplace

We run a faceless YouTube channel built on car culture and comedy — think "did this guy really list a flood-title M3 for $30K, firm, no lowballs." The voice is the whole product. We need a US-based writer who can carry a full 20–30-minute video, start to finish, and make people forget it's 20 minutes. This is not a "generate a script" gig. This is a "make me actually laugh out loud reading it at my desk" gig. What you'll write 20-minute scripts (~2,800–3,400 words) with a killer cold open, a clear through-line, running bits, and a payoff that lands Roast-forward, observational comedy — sharp but never mean-for-mean's-sake; every roast earns a concession, and the great builds get genuine respect Retention-aware structure: hook, re-hooks, no dead air, no throat-clearing intros Who you are: Based in the US (hard requirement — the humor is culturally specific, and we need native car-guy reference fluency; please don't apply if you're not) Actually, funny on the page. You know timing, restraint, and when not to say the joke You know cars — or research them fast enough to sound like you were born in a garage. Marketplace, BaT, forums, the whole ecosystem Reliable on a repeatable cadence. We ship on a schedule Nice to have: Experience writing for VO / faceless / commentary channels You already watch this lane (you'll know the ones) How to apply — read this part, it's the whole test *Put the word OBO at the very top of your proposal so I know you read the post (anything that opens with "Dear Hiring Manager, I am excited about this opportunity" gets deleted). *Send 1–2 samples of your funniest writing — a script, a monologue, a spec, whatever shows voice. Do not send me a résumé of corporate blog posts. *The real audition: pick any ridiculous car listing, mod, or scam you can find online and give me your 3-sentence roast of it. That's it. That tells me more than a portfolio ever will. Rate & volume: [your rate — e.g. $X per finished script, or $X/hr] · [expected volume — e.g. "1–2 scripts/week, ongoing if it's a fit"] We're looking for a long-term writer, not a one-off. Nail the sample and this becomes steady work.

I'm a business advisor who writes OpEds for business publications (most recently the Pacific Coast Business Times). My audience is professionals and owners of licensed professional practices, as well as their advisors. I write my own drafts using AI. I need a sharp editor to make them publication-ready without changing my voice. I am looking for a trusted partner that I can turn to when my PR agent finds a writting opportunity for me. First project: a ~800-word OpEd draft, edited and possibly restructured if needed. Must stay close to the current length, and the stats need accurate attribution.

I lead AI work in the defense technology space and I'm looking for a ghostwriter to turn interview calls into LinkedIn content. The model: 2 hours of interview calls with me per month, cadence flexible, might be weekly 30 minutes, might be one longer session every other week, depending on my schedule. You pull the ideas out of me (ensuring they're sanitized), then draft roughly 8 posts a month from that material, in my voice. I review, you finalize. If this works well, it may evolve into newsletters and longer form writing down the line. What matters: you can run an interview that extracts specific takes from an operator, and you can match a voice rather than impose one. Defense or AI domain knowledge is a bonus, not a requirement, the substance comes from me, you're the extraction and craft layer. What I don't want: posts written from research or trends, engagement bait formats, or generic thought leadership. The audience is government technologists and defense industry people, they detect filler instantly. Process: I'll shortlist 2 or 3 people for a paid trial, a 20 minute interview call with me, one post drafted from it, $75 for the trial. Best draft gets the retainer. Structure: monthly retainer, ongoing if it works. Application Instructions: To apply, tell me your monthly rate for 2 hours of calls and 8 posts I don't care about your portfolio or how many clients you've had. I care about whether you can think critically, put things together with me, and grind through the reps until it's right. Show me that in the answers below and the job is yours to lose. In your cover letter, tell me why I should select you over the other applications in the most transparent way you can. I appreciate realness over polish at this stage, and honestly I'd prefer that style for my LinkedIn posts as well.