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Collaborate with and support the Social Media team in the creation of brief micro-segments for Social Media platforms Requirements: · Bachelor’s degree in a communications/multimedia related area of study · 1-3 years of production experience · Demo reel highlighting your work · Candidate must have strong DSLR video production and editing skills as well as facility with the required hardware/equipment.
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Premium copy for omni-channel marketing, brand, sales, and consumer service needs, including but not limited to, organic social media, digital advertising, website content, catalogues, print marketing, video scripts, captions, blog stories and more.
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As our Community Engagement and Social Media Manager, you'll blend technical expertise with creative flair, crafting short-form copy that transforms complex data concepts into digestible, engaging content.
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What you'll do: Support the audience development team across various social media, email marketing, SMS, fan acquisition, web, and paid initiatives, ensuring all campaigns and updates are delivered in a timely manner and at the highest level.
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Assembly Media, part of the Daniel J. Edelman (DJE) family of companies, has an amazing opportunity for an Associate Creative Director, Copy to join its growing team. We’re looking for a creative that has a passion for pop culture, technology and social media.
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ResponsibilitiesThe writer will:Write and develop compelling and insightful thought leadership, articles and blogs, video and podcast scripts, website copy, social media and other content.
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Partner with content marketing, social media, events, performance marketing, books, and creator partnerships to bring our brand voice to life in a non-Frankenstein way. — including Cosmopolitan, ELLE, Esquire, Good Housekeeping, Harper’s BAZAAR, Popular Mechanics — inspires, entertains and builds new and bold experiences for an engaged and growing audience across digital, video, social and print, reaching nearly 139 million readers and site visitors each month.
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Stay updated on the latest competitive trends and insights across platforms (social media, blogs, print, TVC, OOH, POS). Work with cross-functional teams and brand fashion to brief and create integrated consumer launch plans, including hero assets, POS displays, social assets, PDP copy, social activations, and more, delivering to timeline.
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Responsibilities for Creative Director Provide creative direction for all social media content, including graphics, videos, and written copy, ensuring consistency and innovation. Job Description We are seeking a highly creative and strategic Creative Director (Art) to lead our social media content and campaign efforts, driving brand awareness and engagement to new heights.
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Applicants must have significant experience advising on current legal and regulatory framework and risks relevant to the Marketing team, including marketing and promotions law, privacy, contracts, licensing, social media, behavioral advertising, targeting, adware/adtech, email and SMS/text marketing, artificial intelligence, and other emerging marketing technology issues.
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Concept, write, review, and edit copy across mediums, including web pages, landing pages, in-app, emails, ads, branded content, social media, product packaging, marketing collateral, and scripts for use in content productions.
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Highly collaborative with excellent communication skills; adept at working with a diverse team of fact checkers, copy editors, designers, photo editors, digital producers, social media producers and story editors.
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Greenspring Media is looking for an exceptional wordsmith and eagle-eye copy editor to join its Group Tour Magazine team as Managing Editor. Other duties that may be assigned by Editor: tracking and coding freelance invoices, social media posting on behalf of the brand and/or clients, research and prospecting for new editorial ideas, competitive analysis of competing publications in the market.
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Oversee both consumer marketing copy (advertising) and messaging toolkit development (feature and product messaging) leveraged across paid media, CRM, organic social,.com, and channel/retail.
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3+ years of paid social (Meta/TikTok is a plus) advertising experience, building high-converting ad copy and campaign strategies to drive quantifiable results. Join JUICE as a Paid Social Media Manager to work with a variety of fun brands and tech startups.
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