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Events and promotions gigs for brand teams

Events and promotions gigs are paid shifts for brand ambassadors, sampling teams and trade show staff. Post the stores or venues, dates and talking points, and GigList ranks outgoing local staff with promo experience.

Where

Budget band and a ranked shortlist of real profiles. No account needed.

Brand ambassadors handing out samples at an in store booth

Typical range for Events and promotions gigs

$25 to $50

per hour, market range

Open Events and promotions gigs

Brand ambassadors, promo staff and sampling teams.

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New gigs in this category get the full attention of every matching worker. Describe the job and see your suggested budget and top matches right away.

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Gigs businesses post in Events and promotions

  • In store sampling in six cities
  • Booth staff for a three day trade show
  • Street team for a festival weekend
  • Product demos in a department store

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Guides with typical rates, what to include in your gig and screening questions to ask.

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Questions

Common questions

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Brand ambassadors handing out samples at an in store booth

What do events and promotions gigs pay?
The typical market range for events and promotions gigs is $25 to $50 per hour. The final rate depends on city, date, experience and scope.

How do I post a events and promotions gig?
Use the gig builder on this page. Write what you need, set remote or a city and add a budget. You see a suggested range and a ranked shortlist of real profiles before you sign up.

How do I find events and promotions work?
Create your account, build your profile with your skills and free days, and apply with Worker Pro. Matches are ranked for your skills and location.

Are there fees per gig?
No. Businesses pay one flat plan that covers every gig in the billing period, and workers keep the full rate they agree.

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