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November 6, 2025

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Remote Social Media Content Moderator - Entry Level

Are you looking for an opportunity to work from home with flexible hours? Do you want to start your career in social media, content review, or online safety without prior experience? Our team is hiring Remote Social Media Content Moderators to help keep digital spaces safe and welcoming — and we want you!

Why Join Us?

Work fully remotely: From anywhere with a reliable internet connection.
Flexible hours: Choose shifts that fit your lifestyle.
Skill development: Gain valuable experience in content moderation, online community standards, and digital communication.
Supportive team environment: Access to training and helpful resources.

What You’ll Be Doing

Review user-generated content such as posts, comments, images, and videos for compliance with community guidelines.
Flag or remove inappropriate, harmful, or violative content.
Respond to user reports and assist in maintaining a safe online community.
Collaborate with a team to ensure timely content review and feedback.
Learn and adapt to new policies and moderation tools as required.

Contract Details

Entry-level, contract-based position.
Part-time and full-time shifts available.
Hourly pay with performance incentives.
Training provided before you start.

Basic Qualifications

Fluent written and spoken English with strong reading comprehension skills.
Reliable internet access and a computer or laptop.
Ability to maintain concentration and make quick, thoughtful decisions.
A commitment to engaging respectfully and ethically online.
No prior experience required — just a willingness to learn!

Ready to start your journey as a Remote Social Media Content Moderator?

If you’re motivated to make the internet safer and want to build skills that open doors, don’t wait. Apply now and join a team dedicated to positive online experiences!

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