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# Hire Me as an In-House Creator!
- URL: https://www.polyinnovator.space/hire-me-as-an-in-house-creator/
- Published: 2026-10-30T19:55:04.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-30T19:55:04.000Z
- Description: Most creators master one format; I’ve put in the reps across half a dozen. Hire an in-house creator with 10+ years, 1,000 posts, 100's of videos/podcasts, and 5,000+ short-form clips who can build your content engine from day one.
- Author: Dustin Miller | PolyInnovator
- Tags: 📰 PolyInnovator News

In this vast creator economy landscape one trend seems to be ever increasing. That being the arrival of the IN HOUSE creator, or someone who is making the content for a brand/business. Akin to if they were doing it on their own, but instead are a full time employee.

### Now I've been making content for over a decade.

- I started [blogging in 2013-2015, reignited it in 2017](https://www.polyinnovator.space/archive/).
- Learned about social media marketing and SEO way back then, and ever since.
- Started a [podcast in 2018](https://thepolymathpolycast.substack.com/?utm%5Fcampaign=polyinnovator.space), and [interviews in 2020](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpSW4Gtmcuom2mFEpAh5aWhaEqjqDJt8j&ref=polyinnovator.space).
- Which lead me to feeling better on camera, and started [YouTube in 2018.](https://www.youtube.com/c/DustinMillerPolyInnovator?ref=polyinnovator.space)
- In addition joined musically, before it became tiktok, in 2018.

In fact I've joined most of all social media platforms around the time they came out. FB 2009 (only a little late), snapchat in 2011, Twitter 2010, Vine, tiktok, threads 3 weeks after it came out, and more.

All of this is being shared because I want to work for you! My niche, or rather "meta-niche" of Polymathy is great, and I do not regret picking it one bit. It is however a "slow growth" topic. Making it harder to expand my following, and more importantly to this specific circumstance: monetize in order to pay bills.

Hence why I shifted focus to my [content creator](https://www.youtube.com/@TheContentPolymath?ref=polyinnovator.space) and [gaming channel](https://www.youtube.com/@polyinnovatorgaming?ref=polyinnovator.space)s, as they are more fast growth topics. I think that has been a success, as the [creator channel is roughly only about 2 years old, and yet has garnered 600k views.](https://www.youtube.com/@TheContentPolymath?ref=polyinnovator.space)

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## Why am I wanting to work for you, and why should you hire me?

It comes down to *progression*... I want to be able to pay my bills without worry, and to be able to work in a new city. For the last half a decade I've been trying to move to [Austin ](https://www.polyinnovator.space/why-i-want-to-move-to-austin-texas/)(or [Singapore more so](https://www.polyinnovator.space/why-i-want-to-move-to-singapore/)), and recently I had the joy of going up to NYC for Podcast Movement. I can see myself living in a variety of places, and so I am fully open to the idea of relocation. I've even have been [downsizing for the last couple years.](https://www.polyinnovator.space/downsizing-physically-as-a-content-creator/)

### Places I'd Live off the top of my head:

- NYC
- Austin
- Los Angeles
- SF
- Singapore
  - I'm open to other ideas if someone comes along somewhere else.

### Why do I want to work, and not for myself?

To be honest I don't really see a job getting in the way of my creative. I've held 2-3 part time jobs at once a number of times, then I'd come home to doing more content. Those jobs equaling probably 1.5 full time jobs worth of work anyways.

Since I have the skills you are needing, I want consistent income, and I can adapt to a variety of needs. It seems like a no brainer to me, or a win-win.

### Why should you hire me specifically?

Now I know there are a lot of creators out there, and some may have bigger followings. Perhaps focused more on one content type in particular. However in my professional opinion a modern creator has a vast content ecosystem.

They are not beholden to simply one content type/format, and they are engaging with their audience across platforms. This is actually what I talk about on my creator channel, and interviewing other creators.

All six types are skills you can use, and I'm only really "missing" one of them. Of which I have been acquiring. Those being: written/audio/video, as well as short/long/LIVE. Now I've done probably 65 or so livestreams, and I've been a guest on live podcasts before too. Although that is probably my only weak skill out of the bunch (again I'm working on improving that).

Maybe I should note that technically "Paid" content is sort of a seventh type. Although it is not something I've had much experience with.

### Conversely, if you look at all of the others...

- I have done nearly 1000 blog posts at the time of this writing.
- Hundreds and hundreds of videos.
- Hundreds and hundreds of podcasts actually as well.
- THOUSANDS of short form videos
  - Which was BEFORE using OpusClip to repurpose all of my long into short form. Since then I've probably made around 5000 more.
- My video content ranges from 8min to 30min for solo, and 40-90min for interviews.

What I am saying is that my experience is quite expansive, and I have put in a *ton* of reps as a creator.

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## How can I help you?

From managing your YouTube channel, to creating a full on content production database in notion to organize the team. I really love planning, and I can come up with ideas very easily. My challenge for myself has been going out of my way to execute on those ideas.

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For example, at the beginning of the year I planned out a piece of content for every single day in the year. While I didn't succeed on daily output, my total number was dramatically higher than I think it would have been otherwise.

Other roles I've applied for that I think would be helpful to know: youtube producer, content producer, livestream producer (I know all the software), content repurposer, founder led content, etc.

In fact I really like the idea of founder led content especially, I think I could manage the company's content, but through that also share out the founder in it. Combined with their personal brand.

All in all, there are a lot of paths we could go down, and I am curious to see what you come up with too!

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## What can a Generalist do?

As I alluded to in the previous section I could do many angles to the content production. I'm not a fan of ghostwriting, and my copy writing is situational. However writing a newsletter is definitely up my alley for example.

Podcast wise I think most people reading this would start with video first. Whether it is pre-recorded or live is fine with me.

Leaving long form and short form video. I think that this is where I can really help plan out our channels trajectory. Make sure it stays consistent, and use my wide ranging skill sets in a lot of ways.

Perhaps my skills could even lead into other areas, such as ai, or assisting a CEO.