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Assist with bilingual (English and Spanish) social media content creation, including but not limited to TikTok, Threads and Instagram; TO APPLY: Submit resume, cover letter, and 2 sample social media posts.
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Manage enrollment management presence on key social media and digital platforms such as X, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads, YouTube, Reddit and Snapchat. The Communications and Social Media Manager will be responsible for digital, print, electronic, multimedia, and social media content to a variety of audiences.
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Under the supervision of the Digital Content & Brand Marketing Manager the intern will assist in the daily planning, operations, and content creation for all Advocates social media platforms.
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Serve as a copywriter and content creator for NextGen’s social media program, drafting and curating content for social media properties including but not limited to Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Threads, and TikTok. Support for ED social media accounts.
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Proficiency with Meta, Twitter, Snapchat, Pinterest, TikTok or other social media platforms & social commerce. Our unified model combines solutions in media, data, social, platforms, studio, experience, brand and technology services to help our clients continuously reinvent themselves throughout increasingly rapid cycles of disruption.
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Development of social media strategies: The Social Media Manager is responsible for designing and implementing effective social media strategies on different social networks such as Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, TikTok. This includes defining objectives, identifying your target audience and selecting the most appropriate platforms to achieve your marketing objectives.
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Serve as a copywriter and content creator for NextGen’s social media program, drafting and curating content for social media properties including but not limited to Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Threads, and TikTok.
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The Social Media Manager will provide strategy recommendations, execute and oversee creative strategy, as well as plan and write content. Knowledge of primary social media platform posting requirements and limitations is required (Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok and X.
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Lead social media community management on national social channels including Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, TikTok and Twitter. Support social listening to deepen audience understanding around specific topics and deliver insightful points of view back to Social Media Manager.
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The Social Media Coordinator will be expected to spend 8 hours on-site per week and 12 hours remote per week. The Social Media Coordinator will support both the Marketing and the Executive teams, managing, developing, and scheduling social media as well as performing other miscellaneous tasks as needed.
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JOB TITLE: Digital Communications Specialist (Social Media) SALARY: $38.00 to $43.50 EMPLOYEE TYPE: Full-Time Hourly Non-Exempt TRAVEL REQUIRED: No RELOCATION: No Primary Focus The Digital Communications Specialist in the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (SCA) Press Office (SCA/PPD - Press), reporting to the SCA/PPD Social Media Coordinator and the Spokesperson (Press Unit Chief.
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The Social Media Manager will own this role by creating content across audience demographics, managing the quality control of our pages, and identifying new ways for us and our allies to show up online.
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The National Desk is seeking a social media engagement superstar to promote content across all of Sinclair Broadcast Group’s network of stations, including our national news brands. - Able to work across all levels of the group and work in tandem with corporate social media counterparts so our station initiatives are in line with Sinclair’s expectations.
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The Social Media and Digital Strategy Manager creates and distributes digital content across various platforms, including blog posts, podcasts, videos, social media, and the museum's website.
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The Paid Social Media Strategist manages our partners’ media investment in paid social campaigns while working alongside internal teams to support overall enrollment goals.
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