Content Creator $30 USD/hour
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Description
The most compelling content doesn't originate from pre-planned calendars. It's created by people who are present when it happens.
Texas Sports Academy operates an accelerated academic program integrated with elite athletic training. Student-athletes attend classes, practice on the field, and train in the gym each weekday — all moments worth documenting. Your role is to be on campus, identify compelling moments as they unfold, capture them, edit the footage, and publish it. No studio setup. No multi-layered approval process. No predetermined creative direction. Four to five hours on-site each weekday, then your day is complete.
We are hiring four individuals — one for each of our campuses in Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston. From day one, you will manage all social content for your assigned campus, with follower growth and engagement serving as the primary indicators of performance. This is a part-time position: 20–25 hours weekly at $30/hr, conducted on-site during weekdays. The content you produce is measurable, traceable to you, and entirely your creation.
If you already produce short-form content that captures attention mid-scroll, submit your application now.
What you will be doing
- Being present on campus for 4–5 hours each weekday to capture authentic, unscripted moments involving student-athletes using your mobile device
- Editing and publishing content to TikTok and Instagram Reels on the same day — keeping it platform-native, rapid, and without dependencies on others
- Analyzing performance metrics each week (views, engagement, follower counts) to determine what content resonates and understand why
- Refining hooks, video formats, and content themes based on performance data rather than assumptions
- Sustaining a daily posting rhythm with no interruptions
What you will NOT be doing
- Following a content calendar created by others — you determine what to film and when to post
- Creating heavily produced content with extended turnaround times
- Waiting for creative sign-off before publishing
- Working from a desk; this role requires being in the field with your phone every weekday
Key responsibilities
Develop a rapidly growing TikTok and Instagram Reels presence for Texas Sports Academy by capturing and publishing engaging campus content each weekday.
Candidate requirements
- Established posting history on TikTok and/or Instagram Reels with regular short-form video output
- Located in Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, or Houston, TX; this position requires on-site presence on weekdays
- Available to spend 4–5 hours on campus capturing content each weekday, Monday through Friday
Nice to have
- Experience in athletics, youth sports, or educational settings — at ease working directly among student-athletes
- Proven instinct for trend timing — has successfully adapted popular formats to a particular topic, audience, or niche
- History of quantifiable account growth linked to a steady posting approach you can articulate
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