Content Creator B2B Media & Podcast Production Job at Somewhere in New York

Content Creator — B2B Media & Podcast ProductionRemote | Full-TimeWe are a profitable, bootstrapped B2B SaaS company building sales engagement software used by SDRs and small to mid-market sales teams across the US and Canada. Our platform includes a dialer, sequencer, and rep-coaching tools. We're a lean team of eight, and after years focused on product, we're now building our audience.About the RoleWe're turning one founder's day of raw content into a weekly multi-channel publishing engine — and we need someone to run it.Once a week, our founder blocks a full day to record long-form video interviews with sales leaders, share frameworks, and deliver takes on what's actually working in sales right now. Your job is to take that raw material and turn it into a week's worth of polished output across YouTube, LinkedIn, our podcast, our blog, and our email list.This is a behind-the-scenes role. The founder, our CTO, and guests are the on-camera talent. You are the editor, producer, distributor, and analyst who makes the engine run.What You'll OwnContent ProductionEnd-to-end management of the content production cadence, distribution, measurement, and iterationOur flagship video podcast — booking, prep, editing, publishing, and promotionThe slicing pipeline: turning one ~60-minute interview into one podcast episode, 4–6 short videos, 4–6 social posts, 1–2 long-form articles, and an email sendPublishing & DistributionBlog and long-form articles, with SEO basics: titles, meta descriptions, internal links, and structureSocial media output on LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, and X — including hooks that make people stop scrollingWeekly email newsletter — list management, drafting, and tracking opens, clicks, and repliesStrategy & DocumentationMaintain and contribute weekly to our flagship lead magnet: an evergreen, deeply detailed guide to scaling salesOwn your own scorecard — publishes per channel, audience growth, listens, opens, clicks, and content-attributed trial signups, reviewed weeklyA Typical WeekMonday — plan the week, book the next guest, prep questions and structure for the recording day.Tuesday — produce the recording session (sound, framing, follow-up questions captured in chat).Wednesday–Thursday — edit and produce deliverables: episode mastered, transcript cleaned, shorts cut, articles drafted, social copy written, email send drafted.Friday — publish, promote, and distribute. Newsletter goes out. Numbers reviewed. One incremental contribution to the lead magnet doc.Required QualificationsStrong written English at native or near-native levelProven track record producing podcasts or video content end-to-end — booking, editing, publishing, promotingExperience writing for social media: headlines, hooks, captions — the elements that drive engagementProficiency with editing tools: Descript or Riverside, Adobe Premiere or DaVinci Resolve, Canva or FigmaFluency with generative AI tools for transcription, summarization, draft generation, and content accelerationProject management discipline — comfortable in Asana, Notion, or Linear, with consistent weekly output and visible progress reportingPreferred QualificationsB2B SaaS or sales industry exposureSEO basics: keyword research, on-page optimization, internal linkingEmail marketing tool experience: Intercom, Customer.io, Mailchimp, or BeehiivPodcast hosting platform experience: Buzzsprout, Transistor, or Spotify for PodcastersExperience directing remote video shootsIdeal Candidate ProfileYou are self-driven and organized — comfortable keeping five things in flight without dropping any. You're curious about sales, marketing, and technology, and that curiosity shows up in your work. You re-read your own writing because you want it to be better. You see AI tooling as an advantage, not a threat. You don't need to be managed to ship.The Setup100% remoteFull-time, salariedUSD/month depending on experience and locationAt least 4 hours of daily overlap with US Eastern business hoursAnnual paid time offTools coveredHow to ApplySend us two things:A short note — under 200 words — on the most underrated podcast, newsletter, or content channel in B2B right now, and why.Two to three examples of content you've produced. Links preferred — we care about what you've shipped, not what looks impressive on paper.

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