Places you can look
- Creator referrals: Ask someone you trust about their real results.
- Creator groups: Look for people with a clear work history.
- Freelance job sites: Post the hours, duties, and pay.
- Agencies: Ask who will work on your page each day.
- Your own network: A strong sales or support worker may learn the job.
What should you ask?
Ask how they learn a creator’s voice. Ask how they handle a fan who says no. Ask how they take notes, report sales, and protect private data. Give them three short chat examples and ask what they would say next.
Warning signs
- They promise a set amount of money.
- They will not show how they report work.
- They use the same script for every fan.
- They push fans after a clear no.
- They want more account access than they need.
- They hide who is really doing the work.
Run a safe paid test
Give the person one short shift or a small group of fans. Share only the access they need. Review the chats, sales, notes, and fan replies. A good test checks kindness and judgment, not just sales.
Simple answer: Find candidates through trusted creator circles, then use a small paid test to see who is truly good.