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Digital Content Creator

Katie Manasse

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Overview

Digital Content Creator supporting a values-led executive coach working across neurodivergence, activism and the creative industries. A strategic, inclusive role combining content creation, growth and collaboration.
Freelance contract - £200 per day
Part time, Temporary, Work from Home
(Approximately 2 days per month. Start Date: as soon as possible, ideally beginning in June. Contract length: Initially 5 months (with potential extension))
Remote working within the UK, (Some work in person might be required such as filming content, taking pics of a workshop - to be discussed. In this instance travel expenses would be paid).

Key information

Katie Manasse - Executive Coach, Co-Founder of Sea and Sky Coaching, and Executive Committee Member of the Musicians’ Union - is looking for a Digital Content Creator to support the development and delivery of her online content and brand presence.

Katie’s work sits at the intersection of neuro-affirming coaching, activism and creative industry advocacy. She brings together lived experience and professional expertise across areas including neurodivergence (ADHD), workers’ rights, LGBTQIA+ advocacy and equity, within the music management and leadership coaching sectors.

About the role

It is not a generic content role — it is for someone who understands how to work inclusively, and who can support Katie’s neurodivergent access needs alongside delivering high-quality, values-led content.

Contract Deliverables  

Content creation and editing

  • Design visual assets that follow and develop Katie's existing brand identity on Canva
  • Edit and produce content for LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and website/blog
  • Turn longer-form conversations or videos into bite-sized, high-impact content suited to perform well on social media based on the algorithm
  • Maintain strong, recognisable visual branding across content

Content strategy and growth

  • Develop and adapt content strategies based on analytics and performance (A/B testing)
  • Create content that supports conversion into workshops, taster sessions and coaching offers, as well as longer-term audience growth 
  • Help maintain a consistent content rhythm

Content direction and collaboration

  • Provide clear prompts and ideas for Katie to generate raw content
  • Capture and shape provocative, nuanced conversations into engaging outputs
  • Work collaboratively to refine messaging and ensure consistency

Accessibility and inclusion

  • Ensure all content is accessible by design (captions, alt-text, clear language)
  • Work in an inclusive and responsive way that supports Katie’s access needs
  • Hold timelines and content requests with clarity, respect and firmness
  • Support prioritisation, focus and follow-through on content tasks.

We particularly welcome applications from those with experience of neuro-divergence, and from systemically marginalised identities, including Global Majority, Queer and Disabled folk.

Tone, Values and Approach

Katie is not looking for polished, corporate, “typical coaching” content.

The tone should be:

  • Human, honest and grounded
  • Politically aware and values-led
  • Willing to engage in nuanced, complex and sometimes challenging conversations
  • Reflective of a voice that is truth-speaking, thoughtful and occasionally provocative

This work should feel like a clear alternative to overly sanitised or performative content; prioritising authenticity, connection and integrity.

How to Apply

To apply, please send:

  • Your CV
  • A short written cover letter, maximum 1 A4 page,  introducing yourself, your interest in the role and highlighting key relevant experience. (If preferred, and/or for access reasons, you are welcome to submit a video or audio application instead (maximum 2 minutes). 
  • Examples of your work, including portfolio, links, or previous clients where you have supported personal branding or similar content development

Send applications to: katiemanasseva@gmail.com
Email Subject: Digital Content Creator Application - Your Name

Deadline: Monday 27 April, 9am
Please note the inbox will not be monitored over the weekend immediately before the deadline.

Interviews: Wednesday 6th May (online)

Second stage interview: shortlisted candidates will be invited to complete a small paid task as part of the selection process, as a second interview step on Friday 15 or Monday 18 May. This would be up to 2 hours work including 30 minutes for a call with Katie to discuss your process, paid at £30 per hour (£60 total). More information will be provided to shortlisted applicants.  


Requirements

A solid track record in:

  • Making all content accessible to every body (high-contrast visuals, captions, alt-text, accessible language, alternative formats if needed)
  • A-to-B testing and strategising content creation based on reviewing analytics and past content performance
  • Generating a consistent stream of content that makes the algorithm happy - not only creating content for Katie, but also sending her specific prompts about video content for her to create herself
  • Branding visual content in order to boost reach and impact (avoiding text-heavy images, using abstract illustration elements over images/photos to ensure visual branding continuity)
  • LinkedIn + Instagram + Canva + social media scheduling platforms
  • Capturing and shaping stimulating, provocative and thought-provoking conversations in video/audio and turning those into bite-sized content (e.g. a 15 minutes in-depth video chat about a specific topic turned into 15 x short vertical format videos for Instagram posts)
  • Running time-specific campaigns for events/workshops + general brand awareness on the longer-term
  • Holding people accountable to content requests and timelines with both respect and firmness
  • Working with personal brands (particularly values-led or service-based work)
  • Using LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Canva, and scheduling tools confidently
  • Generating ideas, prompts and creative direction, not just execute tasks
  • Working in a way that is supportive of neurodivergent access needs (professionally or through strong understanding)
  • Managing timelines while working collaboratively and flexibly