College Students - Post Flyers Around Campus

Remote, USA Full-time Posted 2025-03-12

Super easy job for students at colleges with Creative Writing programs and Film Schools:

I run a community of serious screenwriters and filmmakers. We want to test putting flyers on college campuses. There will be a QR code for students to get some free online trainings (ideally some will subscribe to the paid ongoing trainings).

We'll pay you around $25 to put +100 flyers/posters around campus. We'll also pay for printing the flyers. Plus, if anyone joins a program from your campus, we'll give you commission (a percentage of programs that range between $100 - $25,000).

We're only picking one student per campus so we'll know where they came from. Let me know which campus you're on and give us an estimate of what it cost to print 100 color flyers (you likely get a discount on campus).

If you live near multiple colleges and could do more than one, let us know that too for more money.

Also - if you have other creative ideas to spread the word or would like to sign up students for the commission deal for more money, please let me know.

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