B2B Short-Form Organic Content Specialist (Hourly + Per-Client Pay)

Title: B2B Short-Form Organic Content Specialist (Hourly + Per-Client Pay)

About the role

I run a short-form video service for B2B clients like real estate agents, coaches, consultants, chiropractors, med spas, and financial professionals. Clients send us footage they already have, and we turn it into consistent, high-quality clips for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.

I’m looking for editors who can take raw footage and produce scroll-stopping, organic clips on a regular schedule.

What you’ll do

Turn long-form or raw footage into short clips with captions, hooks, music, and trending formats
Deliver batches of clips on a set schedule for each client
Keep each client’s brand style consistent
Communicate clearly with me about deadlines, revisions, and what’s performing

How you’re paid

You earn two ways:

Hourly rate: $3 to $5 per hour for time worked on assigned jobs, depending on experience and speed.
Per-client commission: 30% of the monthly fee for each client you service. For example, on a $1,000/month client, you earn $300 per month on top of your hourly pay.

As you take on more clients, your earnings grow. Strong editors who handle multiple clients can reach a few thousand dollars a month.

Please read this before applying

Workload varies. Some months will be busy with many clients, and others will be slower while I’m signing new ones. This is a flexible, performance-based role, so it’s not a good fit if you need a guaranteed 40 hours a week. It works best for editors who are comfortable with variable work and want to grow their income as the client list grows.

Requirements

Proven experience editing short-form video (CapCut, Premiere Pro, or similar)
Good understanding of what performs on TikTok and Reels
Reliable internet and the ability to meet deadlines without reminders
Good written English
Flexible availability

To apply

Add me on ----------
Send 2 or 3 sample short-form clips you’ve edited
Tell me which platforms you’ve worked on and roughly how many clips per day you can turn around