X / Twitter Ghostwriter – Jabroni Capital

September 24, 2026

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Part-time | Remote | $4,000/month

*To submit an application, please fill out the pre-interview form below. Any applications without this form filled out will not be reviewed.***

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About Us

We’re one of the fastest-growing media brands in the startup world that specialize at poking fun at the tech industry. (200M+ imp | 170k followers).

We help VCs, founders, and tech executives build authority on X with funny, unique content. Think hot takes, shitposts, and threads that actually get read instead of scrolled past.

We hate timeline slop. We work with the best freelance writers who love going viral and want to do it every day.

Every month, we help our clients get millions of views, and we're looking for someone who can help us substantially grow our business.

This role starts part-time with the opportunity to grow into something much bigger :)

The Role

What you’ll actually do:

Write unique, viral content for client X accounts, producing 10 posts per week / 45 per month (mix of singles and threads)

Manage comments and replies for target accounts, engaging with the right convos, landing dunks, and building presence through quote tweets and timely takes

Take raw founder/VC/operator thoughts and turn them into polished, hilarious, high-performing posts

Test hooks, formats, and styles to make bangers

Create killer memes and shitposts

Learn about a new industry and synthesize your learning into engaging content

Collaborate with editors + the rest of the Jabroni writing team to hone your voice and skill

Our requirements:

You have clear writing. You are an expert in saying things simply and elegantly, making complex topics simple and addressable.

You understand virality on X specifically. You have made viral posts before for Twitter, and can look at viral posts and break down why they work.

You get the platform. You know the difference between a post that works on LinkedIn and one that works on X, and you can write natively for the bird app.

You are reliable and organized. You can consistently meet deadlines.

You are tapped into tech and internet culture. This makes you great at finding viral topics, trends, and memes.

You are good at knowing when to be funny and serious. Most of our clients want a mixture of funny content and insightful content. You understand how and when to do both.

Tools You’ll Use

Twitter/X

Google Docs + Sheets

WhatsApp

Meme generators / Canva / Photoshop (if you’re extra spicy)

The Setup

Remote, async

Flexible hours (just hit your deadlines) - We do our client meetings in the afternoon Eastern time (1 meeting per client, per week)

$4k/month paid monthly

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