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Copywriting and crafting messaging that stands out and captures the essence of FRSecure's offering. Performing keyword, SEO, and competitive research with the Content Strategist as related to omni-channel strategy.
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This Digital Marketing Manager job is looking for a person who can prove they have experience in copywriting, art direction, and social media with the ability to expand a brand's reach while increasing its loyalty and awareness.
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3-5 years' experience in retail, copywriting, public relations, advertising, or marketing. Exemplary copywriting skills. Research and write additional product marketing content, crafting and editing copy to best perform the role of “digital sales host” online while applying SEO best practices.
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The Creative Content Coordinator will be a part of our social media, SEO, and creative team helping manage client social media accounts (planning, designing, posting), create and execute SEO implementation, and other creative and copywriting needs.
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Approximately 2-5 years of content marketing or copywriting experience. Will be responsible for writing website content, blog posts, ebook copy, ads, emails, social media, video scripts, and other marketing materials.
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1 year of experience in copywriting or related field. As a Brand Category Analyst, you’ll analyze Best Buy’s category performance and identify opportunities for improvement. Above all, we aim to provide a place where you can bring your full, authentic self to work now and into the future.
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