Social Media Content Creator

Freelance | CAD $1000–$2500/month

Are you creative, trend-savvy, and love bringing brands to life through content?

We’re MixBloom - a fast-growing white‑label social media agency made up of talented content creators just like you. We’re looking for someone who’s excited to create fun, original, and scroll‑stopping content for a wide range of brands.

If you know your way around Canva, enjoy staying up to date on social trends, and love working independently - this could be a great fit!

  • CAD $1,000–$2,500/month depending on workload
  • Paid monthly
  • Flexible schedule (work where and when you want, as long as deadlines are met)

What You’ll Be Doing:

  • Create static graphics, carousels, stories, and short‑form video posts using Canva
  • Write captions that align with each brand’s tone and audience
  • Adapt content for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and Google Business
  • Follow brand guidelines and content briefs closely
  • Stay on top of social media trends and share creative ideas with the team
  • Receive feedback and refine content
  • Communicate asynchronously with our internal team
  • Manage your time and meet deadlines across multiple client accounts
  • Proficiency in Canva (image + video editing tools)
  • Strong understanding of what performs well on social media (especially Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn)
  • Strong written English for short, engaging captions
  • Organized, reliable, and able to manage multiple clients
  • Comfortable working independently
  • A portfolio that shows your design skills, creativity, and understanding of social content

About MixBloom:

We create content for agencies across the world, and we’re known for our high‑quality white‑label services. You’ll be joining a kind, creative team that respects your time and talent - and gives you the space to work independently, grow your skills, and bring real brands to life online.

If this sounds like you, apply using the link.

We look forward to reviewing your work!

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