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Content Host Jobs in Santa Rosa, CA (NOW HIRING)

Growth Intern

Santa Rosa, CA · On-site

$16.50 - $21.75/hr

Event Hosting: Show up (literally) -- host or co-host live marketing events and activations with energy and professionalism. * Video & Creative Production: Concept and create short-form video content ...

Growth Intern

Sonoma, CA · On-site

$16.75 - $22.50/hr

Event Hosting: Show up (literally) -- host or co-host live marketing events and activations with energy and professionalism. * Video & Creative Production: Concept and create short-form video content ...

Host and manage influencers, media, and content creators to ensure productive, brand-aligned visits. * Maintain a current library of visual and narrative assets for ongoing use by home office teams ...

Technical User Support Intern

Santa Rosa, CA · On-site

$16.50 - $21/hr

DNS, hosting, what happens between "publish" and "live on my domain" * Comfortable in browser dev ... content shoots, working sessions) Details * Located in the Bay Area (Close to Palo Alto)

Technical User Support Intern

Sonoma, CA · On-site

$16.75 - $21.50/hr

DNS, hosting, what happens between "publish" and "live on my domain" * Comfortable in browser dev ... content shoots, working sessions) Details * Located in the Bay Area (Close to Palo Alto)

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How much do content host jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 9, 2026, the average hourly pay for content host in Santa Rosa, CA is $42.54, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $28.65 and $49.42 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Content Host vs Content Moderator?

AspectContent HostContent Moderator
Primary RoleCreates, manages, and publishes content on platformsReviews, monitors, and removes inappropriate or harmful content
Required SkillsContent creation, editing, platform managementAttention to detail, understanding of community guidelines
Work EnvironmentContent creation teams, media platformsModeration teams, online communities
Common CertificationsContent management, digital mediaCommunity management, online safety

While both roles involve online content, a Content Host primarily creates and manages content, whereas a Content Moderator focuses on reviewing and ensuring content complies with guidelines. They work closely within digital media environments but serve different functions in content lifecycle management.

Growth Intern

Santa Rosa, CA • On-site

$16.50 - $21.75/hr

Other

Posted 6 days ago


Job description

The Vibe

We're looking for a growth-minded intern who thrives at the intersection of data, product, and creativity. This isn't a "shadow and observe" role — you'll be plugged into real growth initiatives, from building out product infrastructure to running creator campaigns, all the way to hosting live events. You'll report to the Growth team and touch everything from attribution models to activation videos.


What You'll Do

  • Product & Growth Support: Assist in product-building efforts — logging issues, writing specs, tracking iterations — and support growth experiments across user acquisition and retention funnels.
  • Growth Attribution: Help track, analyze, and report on attribution data to understand what's driving growth. Dig into the numbers and come back with a story.
  • Campaign & Creator Operations: Coordinate day-to-day operations for campaigns and KOL/creator partnerships — from outreach and briefing to content review and performance tracking.
  • Event Hosting: Show up (literally) — host or co-host live marketing events and activations with energy and professionalism.
  • Video & Creative Production: Concept and create short-form video content that supports growth campaigns — whether that's a product explainer, a creator collab clip, or a recap reel.


What We're Looking For

  • Data Curiosity: You're comfortable in a spreadsheet and love asking "why did this number move?"
  • Organized Operator: You can juggle multiple workstreams — product tickets, campaign timelines, and creator check-ins — without dropping the ball.
  • On-Camera Confidence: You're natural in front of a camera and don't need 10 takes to get a good shot. Hosting, presenting, and talking to lens is something you enjoy.
  • Creative Instinct: You understand what content works and why — on rednote, on Reels, on whatever comes next.
  • Strong Communicator: Clear in async writing, confident on-camera, and reliable in a fast-moving team environment.
  • rednote Fluency: You're an active user who genuinely gets the platform's aesthetic, algorithm logic, and community culture.


Bonus Points If You Have…

  • Experience running or supporting social media campaigns end-to-end.
  • Familiarity with growth tools (attribution platforms, A/B testing, basic SQL or dashboards).
  • Video editing skills in CapCut, Premiere, or similar.
  • Experience working with creators or managing KOL relationships.
  • Copywriting chops — the kind that sounds human, not prompted.


How to Apply

No cover letter needed. Send us your resume + one thing that represents you — a campaign you ran, a video you made, a deck you built, or a rednote post you're proud of.