Anime Industry Partnership Consultant
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
I need a Japanese-native freelance business development consultant to open doors for Internet Removals within Japan’s Anime and Manga ecosystem. My primary goal is to establish new partnerships by introducing our DMCA, anti-piracy, and wider content-protection services to the right people and guiding those conversations toward trusted commercial relationships.
You will be working directly with me, leveraging your on-the-ground knowledge, fluent Japanese communication, and proven track record in the Anime/Manga industry to secure warm, qualified introductions—not cold, hard sales pitches. Your local insights are crucial; I want genuine relationship building that respects industry culture and results in long-term collaboration.
Stakeholder focus
• Anime studios
• Manga publishers
• Rights holders
Initial deliverables
• Stakeholder map with key decision-makers and contact details
• A mutually agreed number of qualified, scheduled introductions with the above stakeholders
• Brief market-entry recommendations highlighting next steps and potential hurdles
Success for this first phase will be measured by the quality of relationships opened, not just quantity. If the fit is right, there is clear scope for ongoing collaboration as demand for our content-protection solutions grows across Japan. I’m flexible on working style and hours; what matters is your ability to navigate the domestic industry, converse confidently about IP protection, and represent our brand with professionalism and cultural sensitivity.
You will be working directly with me, leveraging your on-the-ground knowledge, fluent Japanese communication, and proven track record in the Anime/Manga industry to secure warm, qualified introductions—not cold, hard sales pitches. Your local insights are crucial; I want genuine relationship building that respects industry culture and results in long-term collaboration.
Stakeholder focus
• Anime studios
• Manga publishers
• Rights holders
Initial deliverables
• Stakeholder map with key decision-makers and contact details
• A mutually agreed number of qualified, scheduled introductions with the above stakeholders
• Brief market-entry recommendations highlighting next steps and potential hurdles
Success for this first phase will be measured by the quality of relationships opened, not just quantity. If the fit is right, there is clear scope for ongoing collaboration as demand for our content-protection solutions grows across Japan. I’m flexible on working style and hours; what matters is your ability to navigate the domestic industry, converse confidently about IP protection, and represent our brand with professionalism and cultural sensitivity.