The YouTube Manager will grow Revero's YouTube presence, manage content, optimize engagement strategies, and analyze performance metrics.
Revero is a personalized digital clinic for treating chronic health conditions such as autoimmune disease. Revero integrates machine learning, personalized nutrition, and virtual care to address the root causes of disease. We have helped thousands of people restore their health and live disease-free and raised over $6 million from top-tier investors such as A16Z Scout and Goodwater Capital.
We’re looking for an experienced YouTube Manager to lead and grow our presence on YouTube, optimizing content strategy, engagement, and growth.
Responsibilities- Manage Revero’s YouTube channel, ensuring content is regularly posted and optimized for maximum reach and engagement.
- Oversee video uploads, metadata, thumbnails, and SEO best practices to improve discoverability.
- Review all videos before and after release to optimize for best performance
- Give specific feedback to video editor to get the best videos
- Give specific feedback to the creator to get the best version
- Develop and execute strategies to grow subscribers, increase watch time, and boost audience interaction.
- Collaborate with the marketing and content teams to plan and schedule video releases.
- Analyze performance metrics and provide insights to refine content strategies.
- Stay up to date on YouTube trends, algorithm changes, and best practices.
- 3+ years of experience managing YouTube channels
- Strong understanding of YouTube algorithm, SEO, analytics, and monetization strategies.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- High attention to detail and ability to work independently in a remote environment.
- Proficiency with video management tools and basic video editing is a plus.
- Self-motivated and results-driven, with a passion for digital content and community engagement.
- Availability: 5-10 hours per week.
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