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Remote Internet Content Monitor Jobs in California

Content Creator

Los Angeles, CA · On-site +1

$20 - $40/hr

Los Angeles - Hybrid Preferred | US Remote considered Type: Part-time (Hourly Contractor) Pay: $20 ... About TubeScience At TubeScience, we create the best-performing video ads on the internet - content ...

A curious observer of internet culture, media trends, and changing content formats, and what differentiates good from great from exceptional * A self-directed builder who thrives in remote-first ...

SEO Content Writer

San Francisco, CA · On-site +1

$100K - $250K/yr

Monitor and optimize existing content until it ranks highly and drives traffic/signups/revenue ... Is Hercules in-office or remote? Hercules founding team works in-office in San Francisco (Kearny ...

Saint Paul, MN or Remote About FLS Connect FLS Connect is a premier strategic communications firm ... Draft and manage approval of scripts, messages, and campaign content. * Monitor performance metrics ...

Senior Paid Search Specialist

Laguna Hills, CA · Remote

$83K - $102K/yr

... content. * Monitor budgets and campaign pacing to ensure efficient spend and maximize return on ad ... remote setting. Preferred Qualifications * Proficiency with Google Tag Manager and WordPress.

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How to become a remote internet content monitor?

To become a remote internet content monitor, candidates typically need strong attention to detail, good communication skills, and familiarity with online platforms. Relevant experience in content moderation, basic technical skills, and sometimes certifications in digital safety or online communication can be beneficial. Many roles require the ability to work independently and adhere to strict guidelines and schedules.

What is the difference between Remote Internet Content Monitor vs Remote Social Media Content Moderator?

AspectRemote Internet Content MonitorRemote Social Media Content Moderator
CredentialsBasic internet safety, content review trainingSocial media platform policies, content moderation training
Work EnvironmentOnline, flexible hours, independent reviewOnline, social media platforms, real-time moderation
Employer & IndustryWebsites, online services, digital mediaSocial media companies, online communities
Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding content monitoring roles, job differencesComparing social media moderation jobs, responsibilities

Remote Internet Content Monitors focus on reviewing and filtering online content across websites and digital platforms, ensuring compliance with policies. Remote Social Media Content Moderators specifically manage user-generated content on social media platforms, enforcing community standards in real-time. While both roles require content review skills and online work environments, the main difference lies in the platforms and policies they handle.

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Content Creator

TubeScience

Los Angeles, CA • On-site, Remote

$20 - $40/hr

Full-time, Part-time

Re-posted 22 days ago


Job description

ON-CAMERA CONTENT CREATOR WANTED

 Role: On-Camera Content Creator

Location: Los Angeles - Hybrid Preferred  |  US Remote considered

Type: Part-time (Hourly Contractor)

Pay: $20-40/hr

Do you love creating content and being the person in front of the camera? We want to hear from you.


 About TubeScience

At TubeScience, we create the best-performing video ads on the internet - content so good that viewers choose to watch it. We're LA's largest performance creative agency, and we're looking for creators who can shoot scroll-stopping content.

Our 55,000 sq ft production facility in the Arts District has 25 sets - everything from white cycloramas to fully built kitchens and living rooms - plus an in-house team to help with casting, styling, and post-production.

You don't need a traditional advertising or marketing background. If you know how to create engaging content, feel confident on camera, understand what makes someone stop scrolling, and are excited to learn the strategy behind high-performing ads, we'll teach you the rest.


 What You'll Do

 Shoot up to 10 pieces of content a week across a variety of DTC brands, collaborating with a Creative Strategist or Creative Strategy Lead

 Create content across in the categories you know best - whether haircare, beauty, skincare, health & wellness, pet products, food & beverage, apps, and more

  Shoot and edit content on your phone - fast, scrappy iPhone content and B-roll

  Be on camera (UGC-style) and collaborate with others - friends, creators, and actors

  Use performance data to guide what you shoot next


 What You Bring

  Experience creating video content for social media (portfolio required);

  On-camera experience or UGC background;

  Ability to shoot high-quality video on an iPhone;

  Proficiency with CapCut, Premiere, or similar tools;

  Strong understanding of social platforms and what performs;

  Organized, communicative, and fast-moving.


 Bonus Points

  You've created content that drove real results (sales, sign-ups, engagement)

  Experience working with brands or in fast-paced environments


 Who Thrives Here

  Creators who love being on camera and producing high-volume content

  Self-starters who take initiative

  Collaborative, positive team players

  Fast learners interested in strategy and performance

This role can grow into a full-time Visual Strategist position at a company that promotes from within.