Social Media & Content Creator · Independent contractor (1099) · Grand Strand, Charleston, Columbia, Charlotte Shoot it, write it, watch it go up.
Real businesses, your eye on their feed.
Our marketing clients get a month of posts they approve before anything goes up: photos and short video from their own business, captions that sound like them, and a calendar that keeps it coming. Lia Salopek, our Head of Marketing, plans each month. You go to the bar, the boutique, the dentist's office, shoot what's real, and write the post.
What you'd actually do, week to week.
Shoot at real businesses
Photos and short vertical video at the restaurants, bars, shops and offices on our client plans. Real rooms, real staff, real food, not stock.
Write the post too
The hook in the first second, the caption, the call to action, in the voice of the business you shot. The client approves the month before anything goes up.
A plan to shoot to
Each client has a monthly calendar Lia sets with them, so you know what each shoot needs before you walk in.
Shoots around your week
Shoots are booked with the client around your schedule. You're paid per client account, for each month you create for it.
Accounts stay safe
You get your own login with two-step sign-in on each account you post to, never the owner's password, and access ends cleanly when a project does.
In writing, before you start.
No number on this page we haven't promised you in an agreement. Here's the structure; the figures come on the call.
Four areas, one way of working.
- SCGrand StrandMyrtle Beach, Conway, North Myrtle Beach, Little River, Surfside Beach, Murrells Inlet, Pawleys IslandHome base. Training and field days in person.
- SCCharlestonCharleston, Mount Pleasant, Summerville, North CharlestonTraining starts over video; field days are scheduled in your city.
- SCColumbiaColumbia, Lexington, West Columbia, Lake Murray, BlythewoodTraining starts over video; field days are scheduled in your city.
- NCCharlotteCharlotte, Fort Mill, Rock Hill, Lake Norman, MatthewsTraining starts over video; field days are scheduled in your city.
- You already shoot and post, for yourself, friends' events or a business, and you can show it.
- You can walk into a business you've never been to and get the staff laughing on camera.
- You write a caption people actually read to the end.
- You show up when you said you would, with the phone charged.
Other open roles
Independent Sales Representative: Walk into local businesses with an audit of their own website, book the planning call, and get paid on every build and a year of care plans.
Marketing Sales Representative: Sign local businesses onto monthly marketing plans (social, Google and ads) that our marketing team runs for them. Recurring work, recurring commission.
Tell us about yourself.
Six written answers, one real exercise, your portfolio. About thirty minutes if you mean it. Nikita Huttenlocher reads every application and answers the ones that look like a fit within a couple of days.
Questions first? Send them here or text 843-331-6339.
Straight answers, before you apply.
Is this a job with a salary?
No. It's an independent contractor role (1099), paid per client account you create for. No fee to join, nothing to buy, and you decide how many accounts you take.
How much does it pay?
The per-account rate is set in writing on the call before you start, and it depends on how much each plan asks for. We would rather put a real number in your agreement than post one here.
Do I need a camera?
A recent phone shoots most of what local accounts need. If you have a camera and know how to use it, bring it.
Do I need a résumé?
No. Your portfolio matters more: an Instagram, a TikTok or a folder of your work. Attach a résumé if you have one.
Who do I work with?
Lia Salopek, our Head of Marketing, plans the work and reviews it before it goes to the client. The client approves the month.