Full-time
Worldwide
Worldwide remote
$2,880-$3,840 yearly
ASAP
About 21 hours ago
I'm looking for someone who can genuinely help grow my YouTube channel, Mojo Morningstar, which focuses on comedy skits, funny commentary, and bizarre news.
Let me make something clear from the start: I'm not interested in another person selling me promises, recycled advice, or supposed secrets to the YouTube algorithm.
I've dealt with people who claimed they knew exactly how to grow a channel, only to waste my time and money while producing little to no results.
I'm looking for someone who understands YouTube analytics, audience development, content discovery, and how to build a sustainable audience.
Here's what I expect:
- Evidence, not speculation. If you recommend something, explain what supports that decision. Don't present educated guesses as proven facts.
- Demonstrated results. Show me channels you've worked with, what you personally contributed, and measurable improvements.
- Actual problem-solving. I don't need someone telling me to post consistently, use better thumbnails, or make engaging content. I need someone who can investigate specific problems and develop a plan to address them.
- Accountability. If a strategy doesn't work, I expect you to analyze why and adjust—not make excuses or immediately jump to another theory.
- Transparency. If you don't know something, say so. I respect that far more than someone pretending to have all the answers.
- Confidence backed by knowledge. If I question your methods, you should be able to explain and defend them with evidence.
And let me emphasize something: I ask A LOT of questions.
I want to understand what we're doing, why we're doing it, and what evidence supports the decisions being made. If you recommend a strategy, expect me to question it. If something doesn't make sense, I'm going to challenge it.
Come prepared with answers, explanations, and evidence to support your recommendations. I'm not looking for someone who gets defensive when questioned or changes their position every time I push back. I want someone who knows their field, can explain their reasoning, and is willing to acknowledge when the evidence points in a different direction.
What I don't want:
I don't want someone who promises overnight success, claims to have cracked YouTube's algorithm, or gives the same generic advice I can find in a five-minute Google search.
Show me, don't tell me.
If you genuinely believe you can help this channel grow, I'm interested in seeing your process, your previous work, and how you would approach the problems my channel is experiencing.
I'm not expecting miracles or guaranteed viral videos. I'm expecting a knowledgeable professional who can make informed decisions, measure their effectiveness, and take responsibility for the work.
If that sounds like you, reach out with examples of your results, your specific contributions, and how you'd approach growing a small comedy channel.