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TikTok Presenter Wanted – Starting from £12.50/hr + Performance Bonuses

Are you a natural on camera? Do you enjoy engaging with audiences and keeping them interested? We’re looking for a TikTok Presenter to create exciting, high-energy content that promotes our products/services while keeping viewers entertained.

Pay: Starting from £12.50 per hour, depending on experience
Bonus: Additional performance-based earnings

Flexible Hours Available:



Full-Time or Part-Time: Minimum of 20+ hours per week

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Varied Shifts: Morning and afternoon/evening roles available

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Weekend Availability Required: Flexibility to work weekends as needed

What You’ll Do:

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Create engaging and informative TikTok videos that capture audience attention

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Connect with viewers, respond to comments, and build a loyal following

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Highlight key product features while promoting upsell opportunities

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Adapt content based on audience feedback to keep it fresh and relevant

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Collaborate with the team to develop creative ideas and stay ahead of TikTok trends

What We’re Looking For:

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Confident On-Camera Presence: Charismatic, engaging, and comfortable in front of the camera

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Strong Communication Skills: Able to interact effectively with viewers and convey messages clearly

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Upselling Skills: Persuasive and capable of seamlessly promoting products

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Creative Thinker: Familiar with TikTok trends and ready to bring fresh ideas

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Analytical Mindset: Able to assess audience engagement and adjust content accordingly

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Flexible Availability: Willingness to work weekends and adapt to changing schedules

Why Join Us?

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Performance Bonus: Earn more as your content gains traction

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Career Growth: Develop valuable skills in digital marketing and content creation

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Flexible Schedule: Choose hours that fit around your lifestyle

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Supportive Environment: Be part of a dynamic and creative team

If you're ready to showcase your talent and build a career in content creation, apply now

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