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Marketing & social media specialists

Turn your message into a focused next move.

Find help to plan a campaign, shape useful content and manage the practical work behind your social channels and marketing activity.

  • Content & social planning
  • Campaign support
  • Email & audience research
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Preview examples are included. Sample profiles, reviews and earnings are fictional and labelled. They are shown alongside any real members.

SKILLS FOR YOUR NEXT STEP

Meet your next helping hand.

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Up to four profiles, with real members first. Within each group, completed work in this category, buyer review score and review count determine the order. Card totals cover the helper’s work across HourHelpers.

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Sage T.

Social media & content specialist

London, United Kingdom
Sample listing
£32.00 / hr
4.7 / 56 reviews
6 completed jobs£0k+ paid earnings
Content strategyEmail marketingSocial media

I help with content & social planning. A clear brief, useful updates and an organised handover keep the project easy to follow. Fictional sample profile.

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Parker W.

Email marketing coordinator

Bristol, United Kingdom
Sample listing
£42.00 / hr
4.8 / 55 reviews
5 completed jobs£0k+ paid earnings
Content strategyEmail marketingMarketing research

I help with campaign support. A clear brief, useful updates and an organised handover keep the project easy to follow. Fictional sample profile.

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Reese C.

Campaign planning specialist

Manchester, United Kingdom
Sample listing
£50.00 / hr
4.8 / 54 reviews
4 completed jobs£0k+ paid earnings
Content strategyEmail marketingSocial media

I help with email & audience research. A clear brief, useful updates and an organised handover keep the project easy to follow. Fictional sample profile.

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Skyler J.

Content strategy & research helper

Brighton, United Kingdom
Sample listing
£38.00 / hr
4.7 / 53 reviews
3 completed jobs£0k+ paid earnings
Content strategyEmail marketingMarketing research

I help with content & social planning. A clear brief, useful updates and an organised handover keep the project easy to follow. Fictional sample profile.

FROM A BRIEF TO GOOD WORK

A clear way to get started.

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  1. 01

    Describe the outcome

    Share what you need, the timing and a budget. A focused brief makes useful replies easier.

  2. 02

    Find a good fit

    Compare relevant skills, work examples and proposals. Agree the scope and price together.

  3. 03

    Keep the work together

    Use your shared workroom for updates, delivery and acceptance against the agreed task.

IN THEIR WORDS

Feedback from completed projects.

★★★★Sample testimonial
Fictional example: The plan gave us a clear audience, useful content priorities and a practical schedule to work from.
Mia K.Worked with Sage T.
★★★★★Sample testimonial
Fictional example: The campaign support brief was understood clearly, with helpful updates throughout the example project.
Noah S.Worked with Parker W.
★★★★★Sample testimonial
Fictional example: A focused scope and useful questions made this email & audience research example straightforward to review.
Isla M.Worked with Reese C.
YOUR HIRING GUIDE

Start with the right details.

A useful brief helps both sides understand the work before making a commitment.

Write your brief
  1. 01

    Choose a specific objective

    Describe the audience, channel and outcome you are trying to improve. Share what you have tried and the data you already have permission to use.

  2. 02

    Ask how the work will be measured

    Compare examples with similar budgets and channels. Discuss the tasks, reporting cadence and what can reasonably be learned during the project.

  3. 03

    Separate work from media spend

    Agree deliverables, approvals, account access and any advertising or software costs separately. Keep ownership of your business accounts clear.

PLAN YOUR BUDGET

How much does hiring cost?

The right price depends on the task, experience and scope. Compare the work included in each proposal, then agree a total or an hourly approach.

What can affect the price

  • Channels and campaign duration
  • Content volume and production
  • Research and reporting depth
  • Advertising and software budgets
LISTED HOURLY RATES

A starting point for the conversation

Sample profiles · GBP 5 profiles£32.00 – £50.00 / hour

These are currently listed rates for category profiles, not market averages or quotes. Currencies are kept separate. Sample rates are fictional. Confirm the scope, expenses and any applicable taxes with the helper.

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A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS

Before you begin.

Still working out the details? Start with a clear brief and ask the helper about the parts that matter to you.

Can a helper guarantee sales or follower growth?

Treat guaranteed outcomes cautiously. You can agree specific work, measurement and review dates, while audience behaviour and platform changes remain outside one person’s control.

Is advertising spend included in the rate?

Do not assume it is. Ask for labour, media spend, content production and software costs to be shown separately in the proposal.

Can someone manage an existing social account?

Yes. Define the channels, posting schedule, approval process, response boundaries and reporting. Use platform-managed access where available.

What should I start with if my budget is small?

Choose one audience, one channel and a limited set of deliverables. A focused audit or short content plan can help you decide what to test next.

YOUR NEXT STEP

A little help. A lot more possible.

Find the skills for your project or share what you do best.

Another way to work together: exchange time.

Agree an hour of your own skills for an hour of theirs. Explore direct time exchange. Local work, especially childcare, still needs the right safeguards. Read the checks and safer-hiring guide.