Dander
Co-founder & Content Creator

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Company Description
Dander is focused on making everyday movement more motivating by turning walking goals into tangible, practical rewards. The platform encourages people to walk more by linking their activity to benefits they can use in their daily lives. Dander also helps make local spending more intentional by connecting users with independent businesses in their area.
By supporting nearby merchants, the company promotes more sustainable and community-centered consumption. Dander combines health, habit-building, and local commerce to create a simple, engaging experience for users.
Role Description
The Co-founder & Content Creator will help shape Dander’s brand voice and growth strategy while producing compelling content across digital channels. This part-time, remote role involves planning and creating written, visual, and short-form video content that explains the product, highlights local businesses, and engages the community. As a co-founder, the person in this role will contribute to product, marketing, and partnership decisions, helping guide Dander’s direction as the company grows.
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- Strong Communication skills, including clear writing, storytelling, and the ability to adapt tone for different audiences and channels.
- Analytical Skills and Research abilities to understand user behaviour, evaluate content performance, and identify relevant local and market trends.
- Sales and Marketing skills to craft persuasive messages, support partnership outreach, and help drive user acquisition and engagement.
- Proficiency with digital content tools (e.g., social media platforms, basic design or video tools) and comfort working in a startup environment.
- Ability to work independently in a remote setting, manage part-time hours effectively, and collaborate asynchronously with other co-founders.
- Interest in movement, habit-building, local businesses, or community-focused products; prior startup or entrepreneurial experience is a plus.
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