College Ambassador (Community Manager)

About the role

The role is a part-time, remote, independent contractor position (1099, no health insurance or employee benefits) acting as a Community Manager for Haul of Fame. It's fully flexible with no fixed hours and no time zone requirement. It starts as a two-week trial.

Responsibilities

• Set up and run one community group on a platform of your choice (Discord, GroupMe, WhatsApp, or similar).
• Ensure 10 eligible installs join your community group within the first two weeks.
• Each eligible install must download the app, create an avatar, complete the tutorial (first two challenges), and submit a real outfit.
• Continue building the community beyond the first two weeks and get paid at the end of the month.
• Earn a monthly base plus a bonus for every person you bring in, starting at $150 for a group of 10 to 25 and rising through $250, $500 and $1,000 as you grow, up to $1,500 once you pass 100 active members.
• Earn a flat $10 for every eligible install, starting from your very first one with no minimum before it kicks in.

Requirements

No sales experience needed.

Qualifications

• Must be 17 or older, US based, and genuinely interested in fashion and styling.
• Ability to set up and manage a community group on a platform of your choice.
• Good communication skills to engage and motivate the community.
• Flexibility to work remotely and independently.

Skills

• Community management skills.
• Ability to engage and motivate a community.
• Basic understanding of fashion and styling.

Benefits

• Monthly base pay starting at $150 for a group of 10 to 25 and rising through $250, $500 and $1,000 as you grow, up to $1,500 once you pass 100 active members.
• A flat $10 bonus for every eligible install, starting from your very first one with no minimum before it kicks in.
• Potential for growth and a path toward a full-time position if you show a real ability to build and grow a community.

Pay

• Payments go out once a month, at the end of each calendar month, primarily via Zelle with Wise as a backup.
• You are responsible for reporting this income on your own taxes and setting aside a portion (commonly 25 to 30 percent) for self-employment tax.
• If your total payments for the year reach the IRS reporting threshold, you'll receive a 1099-NEC early the following year.

Schedule

• Two-week trial period.
• Continued work based on performance and community growth.