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Under the direction of the Marketing & Communications Manager, the Social Media Coordinator will support creating and executing an engaging social media strategy to support organizational outreach and engagement goals, including developing social media posts (caption and graphic design), maintaining a social media calendar and publishing software, videos, as well as provide administrative support to the Marketing and Communications team.
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Reporting to the Social Media Manager and working closely with the Director of Brand Marketing, the Video & Social Media Specialist will produce images and video content for the Roosevelt University website, advertising, marketing materials and social media channels (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.
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The Social Media Coordinator will report to the firm’s Social Media Manager and work closely with colleagues in the Global Business Development & Marketing department.
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As a member of the Marketing & Communication Department, The Video & Social Media Specialist will work to create digital content that helps tell the Roosevelt story.
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Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with internal and external stakeholders (Brand, Analytics, Product, Influencer Marketing and Creative) to support and improve paid media advertising efforts.
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Agency Services: brand consulting, creative, content production, digital, experiential marketing field marketing, hospitality, performance marketing, social media marketing, and sponsorship consulting.
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As a Social Media and Influencer Marketing Specialist, you will embark on an exciting journey to develop and execute dynamic strategies to elevate brand presence, foster engagement, and drive traffic across diverse social media platforms.
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The ideal candidate will be a talented and driven individual with a passion for digital marketing, content creation, and social media strategy. Freelancing and Consulting social media marketing, graphic design, and more.
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Partner closely with Marketing and Brand leaders to repurpose editorial or marketing content into multi-format social media assets such as video, infographics, GIFs, etc using in-house design team and self-serve tools such as Canva.
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The Linqia platform also serves as a social content lab, where marketers can organically test and amplify the best performing influencer content to drive greater ROI from their paid, owned and earned media.
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Develop advertising and marketing communications material such as branded emails, social media posts and campaigns, offline marketing material, press releases, annual report, annual appeal, podcast, and blogs.
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Marketing/public/motivational speaking skills. US Soccer Citizenship or Legal and Valid Work Permit. US Soccer C license - or in the process of obtaining it. Candidates should be looking to advance their coaching education through completion of soccer coaching courses and certificates.
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Bachelor's degree in marketing, communications, public relations, social media or related discipline. Minimum 2-4 years' experience in marketing/communications related to social media and/or digital marketing.
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Keywords: Communications, Marketing, Content Strategist, Content Specialist, Copywriter, Communications Specialist, Senior Specialist, Marketing Specialist, Digital Communications, Digital Marketing, Public Relations, Social Media Specialist, Communications Manager, Communications Professional, Communications Strategist, Communications Advisor, Non-Profit Communications, Non-Profit, Communications Mgr, Association Marketing, Marcom Specialist, Communications Coordinator, Marcom Specialist.
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We are looking for a Stay-at-home Parent - Social Media Manager (SMM) to conceptualize and create engaging content for our community. Ability to follow trends and understand the type of content that drives engagement.
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