Social Media Marketing Intern

Job Title: Social Media Marketing Intern (Storytelling & Content Focus)

Company: Crush Combat Studios (Media Arm of Crush Combat Agency)

Location: Ho Chi Minh City / Da Nang / Remote / Hybrid

Type: Internship (Potential for Full-Time)

We aren't just managing fighters; we are changing lives. At Crush Combat Agency, we run the Fighter Accelerator Programa specialized pathway where elite international talent moves to Vietnam to train, build their brand, and launch their careers.

We already have boots on the ground. We have athletes who have left everything behind in Myanmar (and soon other nations) to move to Vietnam and train under our banner. We need you to tell their story.

This role is critical to our 360 Revenue Model. You will document the human journeythe sacrifice of moving countries, the culture shock, the grueling trainingto build the emotional connection that turns athletes into profitable brands.

We are looking for legacy building content to be the engine of the new fighter-focused eco-sytem.

Primary Focus:

• YouTube: Long-form storytelling (vlogs, documentaries, fight breakdowns).
• Facebook & Instagram: Community building, event updates, and high-polish reels.
• Secondary Focus:
• TikTok: Rapid-fire clips to feed the top of the funnel.
  

• Chronicle the Accelerator Journey: You will be the shadow of our international recruits. You will document the reality of a fighter moving to Vietnamcapturing the raw, unscripted moments of their new life.
• Content Mining: You will take long-form footage from our YouTube channel and event streams and cut them into engaging assets for FB/IG Reels.
• The Founder's Voice: You will help amplify Zac Crush's personal brand, using his competition footage and business insights to attract investors and partners.
• Community Management: You won't just post; you will engage. You will manage the conversation across our ecosystem to build a tribe of loyal fans.
  

• A Narrative Hunter: You don't just point a camera at sparring. You ask the questions that make fighters open up about their fears, their families, and their why.
• Platform Native: You understand the nuances between a Facebook Watch video and an Instagram Reel. You know how to optimize for watch time on YouTube.
• Culturally Curious: You are excited about the intersection of different cultures (Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia, Western) within a martial arts gym.
• Technical Creator: Proficient in mobile editing (CapCut/VN) and familiar with the visual language of sports documentaries.
  

To succeed here, you must understand the ecosystem we are building. Before you apply, review the following links to understand our vision, our founder, and our style.

1. The Founder (Zac Crush):

• Understand the man behind the mission.
• Facebook: facebook.com/crushza
• Instagram: instagram.com/zcrush13/
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/zac-crush/
• Competition Style (Watch This): Zac Crush vs Rafael Raimond (YouTube)

2. The Business (Crush Combat Agency):

• Understand the ecosystem.
• Facebook: facebook.com/crushcombat
• Instagram: instagram.com/crushcombat/
• LinkedIn (Agency): linkedin.com/company/crush-combat-agency/
• LinkedIn (Studios): linkedin.com/showcase/crush-combat-studios/
• YouTube: youtube.com/@CrushCombatStudios
  

Send your CV and a brief cover note to [Confidential Information]

These test how you handle the pressure of live events.

1. The 5-Minute Drill: The Main Event at the Zac Crush Invitational just finished with a huge knockout. You have 5 minutes to post one Instagram Story and one Facebook post. Describe exactly what you post on each platform.
2. The Loss Narrative: One of our Accelerator fighters just lost their match after a hard camp. We don't hide from reality. What kind of post do you create to support them while keeping the content honest and engaging
3. Chaos Management: It's loud, the lights are low, and the WiFi is spotty at the venue. How do you ensure you still get high-quality footage uploaded to our Drive for the editors
   

These test your ability to get soundbites and connect with people.

1. The New Arrival Interview: A young fighter from Myanmar just stepped off the plane in Vietnam to join our program. They are shy and don't speak perfect English. What is the one question you ask them to get an emotional answer for a video
2. The Coach's Corner Clip: You have 30 seconds with a head coach right before their fighter walks out. What do you ask to get a hype quote for our social media
3. Crowd Work: You are walking through the crowd at Apec Park. What question do you ask a random fan to get a funny or high-energy reaction for a Reel
   

These test your understanding of your specific business goals.

1. Facebook vs. Instagram: We are posting a highlight of Zac's grappling match. How would you title the video differently for our Facebook audience (older, community-focused) vs. our Instagram audience (younger, hype-focused)
2. Sponsor Love: We need to give a shoutout to a sponsor like Renzo Gracie Da Nang in a post, but we don't want it to look like a boring ad. How would you integrate their logo or brand into a cool training video
3. The Founder Access: Zac is busy running the event, but you need him to record a quick promo for tomorrow's ticket sales. How do you approach him to get the shot quickly and professionally
4. The Hook: Watch the first 10 seconds of Zac's competition video. If you were turning that into a TikTok, what text would you put on the screen to make someone stop scrolling

These test your understanding of your strategic business goals and fighter-centralized vision.

1. After watching Zac's competition video and reviewing the Crush Combat Studios pages, tell us: How would you use that specific fight footage to market the Fighter Accelerator Program to a young athlete in Myanmar

Be sure to:

Subject Line: Telling the Story - [Your Name]

Note: Applications that do not reference the specific content in the links above will be ignored.