Skinnydip London
Live Presenter

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We’re looking for a confident, outgoing and energetic person to join Skinnydip London as our Whatnot Live Host, helping us bring our products to life through regular live shopping shows. This would be a flexible role, with lives taking place approximately once a week or every other week, making it perfect for someone looking for additional part-time work alongside other commitments.
Responsibilities
- Hosting Skinnydip live shopping shows on Whatnot
- Presenting and talking through our latest products, launches and offers
- Running live auctions, deals and giveaways
- Chatting with viewers and answering questions during the live
- Creating an upbeat, fun atmosphere that represents the Skinnydip brand
- Encouraging engagement and helping drive sales throughout each show
- Owning the admin tasks needed for a successful live, from prep, to post sales
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Experience in retail, content creation, social media, presenting or live selling would be a bonus, but isn't essential.
Required Skills
- You don’t need previous Whatnot experience - we’re much more interested in finding someone with the right personality and confidence on camera.
- Confident, bubbly and comfortable speaking on camera
- Naturally engaging and able to keep a conversation flowing
- Interested in fashion, accessories, beauty and pop culture
- Comfortable selling and recommending products
- Familiar with TikTok, Instagram Live, Whatnot or similar platforms
- Reliable and happy to work independently
- Excited to become a regular face of Skinnydip on Whatnot


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Preferred Skills
Experience in retail, content creation, social media, presenting or live selling would be a bonus, but isn't essential.
Pay range and compensation package
- £13 per hour
- Approximately one live per week or every other week, with hours depending on the length of each show and preparation required.
How to apply
Alongside your application, we'd love you to send us a short 30–60 second video introducing yourself and telling us why you'd be a great fit for Skinnydip's Whatnot lives.
Please send applications to molly.wilson@skinnydiplondon.com
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