Last Updated on September 18, 2026 by Justin Bryant

LTK is hiring a full-time remote Creator Success Coordinator in the United States. The role combines written creator support, community management, content, presentations, and virtual-event coordination. Day-to-day work includes tickets, email, social platforms, blogs, newsletters, spreadsheets, reports, and Zoom webinars.

Applicants need at least two years of related experience in customer support, creator success, community management, customer experience, marketing, or a similar field. LTK lists several employee benefits but does not disclose numerical pay, exact hours, a work time zone, equipment, travel, an application deadline, or eligible-state exclusions. The application remained active when checked on September 18, 2026.

What Is LTK?

LTK is a creator-commerce platform that helps lifestyle creators make shoppable content and work with brands and retailers. The company says more than 40 million consumers use LTK Shops each month, while more than 8,000 retailers and one million brands participate in its broader network.

The Creator Success team supports the people who publish and earn through the platform. This coordinator would be one of the first contacts for creators who have questions, need help with an issue, or participate in LTK programs and online communities.

Pay and Benefits

The official posting does not list a salary or hourly range. The application asks candidates to provide salary expectations, so applicants may want to research the market and prepare a reasonable range before submitting.

LTK lists these benefits for full-time salaried employees:

  • Medical, vision, and dental insurance
  • A 401(k) with company matching
  • Paid maternity and paternity leave
  • Flexible paid time off
  • Summer Fridays
  • A remote-first work environment

The page notes that benefits may differ for temporary full-time employees, although this specific role is labeled full-time and is not labeled temporary. Applicants should confirm worker classification, compensation, benefit eligibility, and the start date during the interview process.

Job Highlight: Creator Success Coordinator

This job sits between customer support, community management, marketing communications, and operations. The coordinator manages creator support tickets and inquiries, follows up with creators, moderates online communities, and escalates issues that need help from another team.

The writing component is substantial. Responsibilities include email, social posts, blogs, announcements, newsletters, and educational content. The coordinator also builds presentations, spreadsheets, reports, and executive-ready decks for team initiatives.

The role appears to involve little regular phone work because the listing emphasizes tickets, email, social channels, blogs, and online communities and does not mention a call queue, inbound calls, outbound calls, or a headset. It is not a zero-voice job: coordinating Zoom webinars, meetings, creator sessions, and virtual events is an explicit responsibility.

Key Responsibilities

  • Respond to creator tickets and support inquiries
  • Follow up with creators and escalate issues when needed
  • Moderate creator communities and social-media channels
  • Manage email, social, blog, and other creator-facing communications
  • Write announcements, newsletters, educational content, and blog posts
  • Build presentations, spreadsheets, reports, and executive-ready decks
  • Coordinate Zoom webinars, virtual events, meetings, and creator sessions
  • Support event logistics and community programming
  • Work with other teams to improve Creator Success processes
  • Track creator-economy trends and social-media practices

Qualifications

LTK asks for:

  • At least two years in customer support, creator success, community management, customer experience, marketing, or a related field
  • Experience managing social communities or online engagement
  • Strong writing, editing, and proofreading skills
  • Experience creating blogs, communications, or educational content
  • Google Slides or PowerPoint experience
  • Google Sheets or Excel experience
  • Experience coordinating Zoom meetings, webinars, or virtual events
  • Strong organization and the ability to manage several projects at once
  • Familiarity with social platforms and interest in the creator economy

Zendesk, HubSpot, Google Workspace, or similar support and CRM tools are preferred. The posting does not list a college degree or professional certification, but the two-year experience requirement remains a meaningful gate.

Resume Keywords

Use these only when they honestly match your background:

  • Creator success
  • Customer support tickets
  • Email support
  • Community management
  • Social-media moderation
  • Creator communications
  • Blog writing
  • Newsletter writing
  • Educational content
  • Zoom webinars
  • Virtual events
  • Google Slides
  • PowerPoint
  • Google Sheets
  • Excel
  • Zendesk
  • HubSpot
  • CRM support
  • Issue escalation

A strong application should show how you handled written support, kept an online community constructive, created clear educational material, or coordinated a virtual event with many moving parts.

Location and Schedule

The official Greenhouse record lists United States, while the description says Remote and calls LTK remote-first. The application asks candidates to select their state, but the posting does not publish a list of eligible or excluded states. Applicants should confirm state eligibility before assuming the role is available everywhere in the country.

The employer does not state the daily schedule, weekly hours, time-zone expectations, weekend requirements, travel, training, equipment, internet standards, or application deadline. Zoom meetings and events mean some live scheduled work is likely even though much of the support is written.

Closing Notes

This opening best fits someone with at least two years of support, community, customer-experience, or marketing experience who enjoys both writing and operational coordination. It may be especially relevant to applicants who understand creators, influencer marketing, social media, online communities, or support platforms.

The biggest catches are the missing pay range, missing schedule, uncertain state eligibility, and mix of independent written work with live Zoom events. The exact Greenhouse job ID is 7818322003. The application was last checked on September 18, 2026.

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