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POSITION SUMMARY:This position will support the Marketing Department with all digital initiatives such as web content management coordination, support of the employee intranet, SEO/SMO marketing, administration of daily email program, and Google analytics.
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Engages members with various fitness offerings including personal training, group exercise classes, and Gold's Gym SoCal digital content. Partners with Membership Sales Manager (MSM) to provide a best-in-class, member-centric experience that strengthens member relationships and builds member retention.
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Creates innovative presentations of the content as directed by the Video Production Manager and Director of Media Production. Coordinate all video and graphics, including athletics packages, events slides, and special projects, with creative direction/partnership from the SCE Art Director, Video Production Manager, and Director of Media Production.
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Lead and mentor a team of marketing professionals, including Digital Marketing Manager, Shopper Marketing Manager, Event Planning Specialist, Designers, and administrative staff, fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and excellence.
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Preferred Qualifications Experience in the Media and Entertainment Industry, especially around managing Content Metadata Mastering in Reporting and Analytics Context. Act as a Data strategist and subject matter expert for Content Data products and seamlessly navigate every layer of the Data stack to identify opportunities to solve project challenges, including being hands-on in investigating complex / large scale data sets.
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We are seeking a Wayfinding DCMS IT Manager to support the Aviation Team. Wayfinding DCMS IT Manager shall act as a liaison between the project and the client’s Information Management & Technology Group that manages the details required to execute the DCMS effort and rollout without impact to airport or airline operations.
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The Social Media creator will be responsible for creating engaging content for social media, primarily focused around video. Creating and curating content, including videos and photographs, for social media channels.
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Your transition to a Field Manager role - After meeting specific requirements for the first 12 months as a financial professional, you will enter a specialized six-month Associate Partner training program.
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Digital Style House is looking for a Social Media Manager (remote/virtual) to join a fun and innovative social media marketing agency. Have a pulse on emerging trends and aesthetics on social media platforms and provide content inspiration and instructions to clients.
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As an Account Manager, you will be responsible for building strong relationships with clients while overseeing the delivery of a wide variety of integrated campaigns. DEPT® has been a Certified B Corp® since 2021 and named ‘Agency of the Year’ at both The Lovies and The Webby Awards.
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We are looking for a Social Media Manager to join our Los Angeles-based TV & Streaming division. You have experience with copywriting, building out content calendars, conceptualizing social creatives, and engaging with audiences on social media channels.
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The Manager will help strategize, develop and drive an always-on influencer marketing strategy to continue to build brand equity while significantly increasing brand awareness and desirability in all markets.
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This Senior Partner Delivery Manager will be responsible for managing and executing ongoing multi-disciplinary operating cadence as well as partner development activities with technology and delivery-focused key system integrator partners.
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Demonstrated expertise in copywriting and content creation skills, with a meticulous eye for detail. Supervise digital widgets related to social user-generated content and review features, and strategize to refine the user experience.
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Partnering with our Content Manager to create "Expert Insights", optional. Training, certification and/or experience using CBT, DBT, CM, Motivational Interviewing, Trauma Informed treatment.
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