Concierge & Content Specialist

** Must read "How to Apply" notes at the bottom ?? to be considered.**

**About Stacklist

Stacklist is a social curation platform where businesses build hubs of organized, browsable content from across the internet. We work primarily with real estate agents, short-term rental managers, and hospitality businesses. We're a small, fast-growing team backed by angel investors — currently onboarding 200+ real estate agents onto the platform.

**The Role

You'll build and maintain client hubs on Stacklist. That means researching local markets, creating stacks, writing card descriptions, sourcing content, and making sure every hub is polished and genuinely useful for the client's customers.

This is detail-oriented, creative work. You'll research neighborhoods, restaurants, schools, attractions, and turn that into well-organized collections that make businesses look like trusted local experts. You'll manage your own queue of client builds and keep them on schedule.

**What You'll Do

· Build client hubs from scratch: research their area, create stacks by topic, add cards with descriptions, photos, and links
· Evaluate a client's existing content and online presence to determine what belongs in their hub
· Write clear, helpful card descriptions that add real context — not generic filler
· Manage your own build queue, track progress, and flag blockers
· Research local businesses, neighborhoods, and services to populate stacks with useful recommendations
· Maintain and refresh existing hubs with updated content
· Seed content on Reddit, forums, and social channels to drive visibility to client hubs
· Follow SOPs for hub setup and suggest improvements as you learn what works

**Who This Is For

· Detail-oriented and takes pride in quality
· Strong researcher who can quickly learn about a new city or industry
· Solid English writer — clear, natural, helpful descriptions
· Comfortable working independently across multiple client projects
· Good taste: knows the difference between a sloppy collection and a well-curated one


**How to Apply

!! - Do NOT submit "quick" applications on OnlineJobs.ph, we wont read them. We will only review submissions that follow this process:

1) Sign up for Stacklist

Setup your account at ----------

Imagine you already have this job. A new client just signed up — they're a real estate agent in Scottsdale, Arizona who specializes in helping families relocate.

2) Build out their hub with 2-3 stacks that would be useful for their clients (neighborhoods, schools, restaurants, things to do).

3) Record a 3-5 minute Loom video walking us through what you built, why you organized it the way you did, and what you'd do next if this were a real client.

We review your work, not your resume. Show us your research skills, your taste, and your attention to detail.

Submit everything using this form ----------