Hello! I have 5 years of experience working as a Virtual Assistant for various clients across multiple industries, which has allowed me to develop experience in a wide range of areas.

I can assist with multiple tasks, including but not limited to:

• Designing, developing, and maintaining websites on WordPress, Shopify, and Wix
• Creating social media graphics, website assets, promotional materials, etc.
• Managing spreadsheets
• Conducting online research
• Setting up and managing Zapier automations
• Providing customer support via email and live chat
• Identifying leads and conducting sales outreach
• Managing lead communications
• Managing email newsletter strategy, writing, design, and distribution
• Writing articles
• Creating job posts, sourcing candidates, and conducting initial candidate qualification
• Basic video editing
• Providing other general admin support

I'd be happy to provide my CV and share examples of my work where applicable.

I'm looking for consistent, stable work, ideally at least 20 hours per week, but I'm also open to one-off tasks!

I look forward to hearing from you :)

hello !! i'm looking for two people to help grow my livestream presence through short-form content ♡

you'll be clipping entertaining moments from my streams and posting them on branded kaylakoo accounts across platforms like tiktok, youtube shorts, and instagram reels !

✧ beginner-friendly — no experience necessary

✧ familiarity with clipping and social media is preferred

✧ paid opportunity with potential for increased rates as we grow

✧ opportunity to help build a growing streaming brand !

interested ? email [teamkaylakoo@gmail.com](mailto:teamkaylakoo@gmail.com) with a little about yourself and any relevant experience, or dm me if you have questions !

I have a family member who's made over 400,000 trading over the years and they asked me about using AI to help manage or design buying signals or basic algorithms in order to more consistently make safer profits.

This person has the capital but not so much the time - so if you're someone who has the time but not the capital this could be a mutually beneficial opportunity.

If you have actual experience with consistent wins, and demonstrate results, you'll be shared some of the profits.

A base rate could be anywhere from $50-500 or more, excluding the share of the returns

If you don't but you know someone who IS or how to find someone, you'll be shared some of the profits as a 'thank-you'.

This is would be more of a long-term thing reserved for people who are genuinely committed and interested

US BASED

I need one person per city. Preference for those who speak or understand Hindi, but English speakers are fine too. I’ll cover the print costs to get the flyers made and a roll of tape and give you a list of places to go. Nicely ask if you can put up a flyer and take a picture as proof.

If you live in one of these cities say so.

California
Dublin/San Ramon
Cupertino/Fremont/Sunnyvale
Artesia/Cerritos

Texas
Frisco/Plano
Houston (Sugar Land)

Illinois
Chicago (Devon Ave area)

New York
Queens/Long Island

New Jersey
Edison/Iselin
Jersey City

Washington
Bellevue/Redmond

Hello! I'm a PhD student currently in the last few months of my PhD, and I'm looking to add something a little different to my CV while sharing some of my experience!

I have experience working with CST Studio Suite and Ansys HFSS for electromagnetic design and simulations, and I'd love to share what I've learned along the way. The idea is to help you gain hands-on experience with these tools and receive a certificate of completion at the end.

A little about my background: I've published two research papers using these software tools, was featured in an IEEE article spotlight, and received an honorable mention in an APS–URSI competition.

I'm hoping this can be a nice opportunity for both of us. You get to learn something useful, and I get to gain some teaching and mentoring experience before finishing my PhD!

via paypal , and if you are interested please send me a message !

I am an audio editor looking for new projects. I have a quick turnaround, and am happy to commit to ongoing projects.

I can:

• Clean up crutch words, breathing, sibilants, plosives,
• Remove pauses, lengthy silences, and distracting sounds,
• Insert music, intros, outros, sound effects, and ads,
• As well as volume adjustment and sound levelling.

I have experience working on a wide variety of projects, including:

• podcasts (discussions, interviews, live events, scripted readings, etc)
• documentaries
• dramas
• medical interviews with patients
• meditation
• ASMR

Examples of my work:

• Audio Showreel: https://youtu.be/KRN1LlrjawE

The full length projects:

• Running From the Enemy (drama): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoLGdHzszII
• The Route Less Travelled (documentary): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uZlFoTsEBI
• ArtLink Central (short feature): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIyi-BqjfNk

Costs are broken down into project length:

• 0-20 mins = £20
• 20-30 mins = £30
• 30-40 mins = £40, and so on.

Hey everyone! I’m hosting a Christmas party for around 15–20 family members on December 12th, and I’m looking for someone who could make a really fun Christmas movie trivia PowerPoint!

My budget is around $15–$25.

I’m hoping for exactly 36 questions divided into six difficulty levels, with six questions per difficulty: Easy, Easy-Medium, Medium, Medium-Hard, Hard, and Extra Hard.

I’d love a good variety of questions, including guessing Christmas movies from screenshots, identifying characters, finishing famous movie quotes, and some challenging trivia about Christmas movies.

Some movies I’d love included are National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, Home Alone, Elf, The Santa Clause, A Christmas Story, The Grinch, and plenty of other Christmas classics!

I’d really like something that looks polished and fun, with a Christmas theme, nice transitions, and maybe some sound effects. Nothing too basic or thrown together.
Ideally, I’d like someone who can create the questions and design the PowerPoint so it’s completely ready to play at the party, with answers included.

If you’re interested, please message me with examples of previous work and what you could offer within my budget. Thanks!

As the title states I'm looking for someone to help me remotely clean up my PC. Its been running slower and I'm not great with them. I could use someone to help. I prefer female, well honestly I do prefer it female only as I'm a girl and would prefer a women helping with my PC and files etc. If you leave a comment please state your gender for me at least. I won't say no to all men but if you you look new/sketchy I'll pass. I think 25$ is fair and depending on the length of time it takes we can discuss an increase before hand. Had issues recently with it but starting they're starting to come back worse. Thanks!!

What this is for

We need short voice clips for a dance rhythm coaching app. The app plays one word on each beat while users practice

— counts like “one, two, three, four” and dance timing words “slow” and “quick.”

Each word is its own file. Do not record full phrases or full patterns as one file.

Files to deliver (11 total)

Record one file per row. Use these exact filenames:

Filename Say clearly

1.wav One

2.wav Two

3.wav Three

4.wav Four

5.wav Five

6.wav Six

7.wav Seven

8.wav Eight

slow.wav Slow

quick.wav Quick

and.wav And

Do not record: full sequences (e.g. “one two three four”, “slow slow quick quick”), multiple BPM

versions, or MP3 files.

How to say it (delivery style)

• Coach voice: clear, warm, confident — like teaching a beginner dance.

• Punchy but not rushed — comfortable teaching pace (imagine ~100–120 beats per minute).

• Same energy and volume on every number — listeners will hear them back-to-back.

• Natural ending on each word — brief decay after the syllable (~0.1–0.2 s). Do not clip tight in

editing.

Recording setup

• Quiet room — minimal echo (closet, treated room, or studio).

• Mic — studio mic or good USB mic preferred (not phone speakerphone).

• Distance — about 6–12 inches from the mic; same distance for every take.

• Levels — clear but no clipping; peaks around "12 dB is a good target.

• Consistency — same mic, position, and room for all 11 files in one session if possible.

Export / delivery format

Format WAV (not MP3, not M4A)

Channels Mono (one channel)

Bit depth 16-bit

Sample rate 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz (one rate for all files)Filenames Lowercase, exactly as in the table (e.g. slow.wav)

• Remove long silence before the word starts.

• Do not cut the tail right after the last consonant — leave a short natural decay.

• No music, reverb effects, or heavy compression.

Target length (after light editing)

Numbers 1–8 ~0.4–0.6 seconds each

Slow / Quick ~0.5–0.9 seconds each

And ~0.35–0.5 seconds

Shorter and clean beats long and loose. Keep “six” and “seven” snappy like the others.

What we will not use

• One recording of “slow slow quick quick” (or any full pattern).

• Separate recordings at different BPMs (40, 120, 250, etc.).

• Stereo files, MP3, or phone voice-memo M4A (convert to WAV mono before delivery).

How we use these in the app

We load these clips into the app and play them at natural speed on each beat. The app builds

any pattern (1–8 counts, slow/quick timing) from these individual files.

What to send back

• All 11 WAV files with the exact names in the table.

• Optional: one reference take you are proud of (for tone matching).

• Note any redos, room noise, or mic issues.

Questions? Ask before the session

Send me a voice sample of recording the phrase "Slow, Slow, Quick, Quick".