Make $200 For 4 Hours of Work - Talking About Products You Own
Our business reviews products on Amazon and Youtube and we're looking for someone to do short, 1-2 minute videos talking about products you own, that are available on Amazon.com.
You won't be on camera in these videos. You'll be showing a product and talking about your experience with it. I'll share an example if you're interested.
These can be products in your kitchen, garage, basement, etc. - products that cost at least $50 are preferred, the more expensive the better.
Here's a quick rundown of the ideal candidate:
- Lives in the US and is comfortable and confident doing voice-overs on videos.
- Owns or has easy access to many products that are for sale on Amazon.com
- A go-getter who thinks creatively. The goal is to review as many products as possible in categories like these:
Furniture
Home
Home Improvement
Lawn & Garden
Pets Products
Headphones
Beauty
Musical Instruments
Business & Industrial Supplies
Outdoors
Tools
Health & Personal Care
Sports
Kitchen
Automotive
Baby Products
We're not looking for studio-style videos, just simple, quick, authentic smartphone videos from people with some personality.
Something like "This is my XYZ and here are a few things I like about it"
Hours & Pay
We're looking for someone to do a "4-hour blitz" and record as many videos as possible in that timeframe.
I've found getting in the zone and doing a bunch of videos in a dedicated window of time is definitely the way to go.
I recently shot 40 videos by myself in about 2 hours in my garage, just talking about basketballs, tools, bike pumps, strollers, etc. 1-2 minutes at a time.
The expectation is that you can deliver at least 30 videos in those 4 hours. (You'll upload them to Google Drive)
The job pays $100 if you deliver at least 30 videos in 4 hours of work.
Bonus Opportunity: If you can get to 50 videos in 4 hours, I'll pay a $100 bonus to make the total payment $200.
Again, these are no edit, 1-2 minute videos and in my experience that's very doable - especially if you can easily talk off the cuff without having to spend a bunch of time thinking about what to say :)
Applying
I'd love to know more about you and why you think you'd be a good fit for this.
Also, let me know about the kinds of products you have and how soon you think you could complete your 4 hour video blitz.
In particular, the more expensive the items the better - so things like coffee equipment, power tools, other appliances, furniture and accessories, etc. are ideal. Let me know which items you have that come to mind for this project.
Thanks
Apply Now
You won't be on camera in these videos. You'll be showing a product and talking about your experience with it. I'll share an example if you're interested.
These can be products in your kitchen, garage, basement, etc. - products that cost at least $50 are preferred, the more expensive the better.
Here's a quick rundown of the ideal candidate:
- Lives in the US and is comfortable and confident doing voice-overs on videos.
- Owns or has easy access to many products that are for sale on Amazon.com
- A go-getter who thinks creatively. The goal is to review as many products as possible in categories like these:
Furniture
Home
Home Improvement
Lawn & Garden
Pets Products
Headphones
Beauty
Musical Instruments
Business & Industrial Supplies
Outdoors
Tools
Health & Personal Care
Sports
Kitchen
Automotive
Baby Products
We're not looking for studio-style videos, just simple, quick, authentic smartphone videos from people with some personality.
Something like "This is my XYZ and here are a few things I like about it"
Hours & Pay
We're looking for someone to do a "4-hour blitz" and record as many videos as possible in that timeframe.
I've found getting in the zone and doing a bunch of videos in a dedicated window of time is definitely the way to go.
I recently shot 40 videos by myself in about 2 hours in my garage, just talking about basketballs, tools, bike pumps, strollers, etc. 1-2 minutes at a time.
The expectation is that you can deliver at least 30 videos in those 4 hours. (You'll upload them to Google Drive)
The job pays $100 if you deliver at least 30 videos in 4 hours of work.
Bonus Opportunity: If you can get to 50 videos in 4 hours, I'll pay a $100 bonus to make the total payment $200.
Again, these are no edit, 1-2 minute videos and in my experience that's very doable - especially if you can easily talk off the cuff without having to spend a bunch of time thinking about what to say :)
Applying
I'd love to know more about you and why you think you'd be a good fit for this.
Also, let me know about the kinds of products you have and how soon you think you could complete your 4 hour video blitz.
In particular, the more expensive the items the better - so things like coffee equipment, power tools, other appliances, furniture and accessories, etc. are ideal. Let me know which items you have that come to mind for this project.
Thanks
Apply Now