Expert YouTube Channel Manager
Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
I run an educational YouTube channel that explores Science & Technology, Mathematics, and History & Culture. The library is steadily growing, yet discoverability and sustained viewer interaction still lag behind our content quality. I’m looking for a channel manager who can own the full growth cycle—from planning what we publish next to optimising each video for search and sparking conversation in the comments.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Content strategy: map out a three-month upload calendar, pairing topics with compelling formats (explainers, shorts, live sessions, etc.) suited to our educational niche.
• SEO optimisation: carry out keyword research, craft titles, descriptions, and thumbnails that rank, and set up playlists and end-screens that keep people watching. I’m already using YouTube Studio; experience with TubeBuddy or VidIQ is a plus.
• Audience engagement: design community posts, polls, and comment prompts that invite dialogue, then monitor responses and suggest follow-up content based on viewer feedback.
Acceptance criteria
– At least ten well-researched video briefs delivered for the next month.
– Optimised metadata for each existing video in the backlog (currently 25 videos).
– A written engagement plan outlining weekly community interactions and measurable KPIs for watch time, click-through rate, and subscriber growth.
If you’ve scaled similar educational channels and can show clear, data-driven results, I’d love to hear how you’d approach our next milestone.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Content strategy: map out a three-month upload calendar, pairing topics with compelling formats (explainers, shorts, live sessions, etc.) suited to our educational niche.
• SEO optimisation: carry out keyword research, craft titles, descriptions, and thumbnails that rank, and set up playlists and end-screens that keep people watching. I’m already using YouTube Studio; experience with TubeBuddy or VidIQ is a plus.
• Audience engagement: design community posts, polls, and comment prompts that invite dialogue, then monitor responses and suggest follow-up content based on viewer feedback.
Acceptance criteria
– At least ten well-researched video briefs delivered for the next month.
– Optimised metadata for each existing video in the backlog (currently 25 videos).
– A written engagement plan outlining weekly community interactions and measurable KPIs for watch time, click-through rate, and subscriber growth.
If you’ve scaled similar educational channels and can show clear, data-driven results, I’d love to hear how you’d approach our next milestone.
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