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YouTube Video Editor (Real Estate / Property Management) @ Greenoceanpm

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About this role

We’re looking for a YouTube video editor who understands both content AND growth — not just someone who edits.

What You’ll Do

• Edit long-form YouTube videos (8–15 minutes)

• Create short-form clips (Shorts, Reels, LinkedIn)

• Improve video structure, pacing, and clarity

• Add captions, graphics, and visual elements that enhance understanding

• Repurpose content into multiple formats

What We Actually Need

Someone who can:

• Identify and improve hooks, retention, and flow

• Cut fluff and make videos tight and engaging

• Highlight moments that build authority and trust

• Understand what makes people watch, stay, and subscribe

• Think beyond editing — contribute to content performance

Required Experience

• Proven experience editing for YouTube growth

• Experience in real estate, property management, or business content

• Understanding of:

• Audience retention

• Thumbnails/titles (at least conceptually)

• YouTube pacing and structure

Editing Style

• Clean, professional, and authority-driven

• Think: real estate firm / consulting firm, not flashy influencer content

Avoid:

• Over-editing

• Excessive memes or sound effects

• Distracting transitions

Bonus

• You suggest better hooks or restructure videos

• You understand investor psychology

• You can turn “boring” topics into engaging content

• You think in terms of views, retention, and conversions

What Success Looks Like

• Higher watch time and retention

• Clear, engaging videos with minimal revisions

• Consistent output of both long-form and short-form content

• You become a key part of our YouTube growth engine

To Apply

Send:

• Portfolio (YouTube content preferred)

• 2–3 videos you’ve edited that performed well

Skills

Marketing

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