Marketing Assistant
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robert halfCharleston (SC)
Market Research Analysts and Marketing SpecialistsMarketing Consulting Services
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Marketing SpecialistWe are looking for a skilled marketing specialist in Charleston, South Carolina to support our client through compelling storytelling and strategic communications. This contract opportunity with permanent potential is ideal for someone who excels at creating high-quality content across digital and print channels while strengthening audience engagement. The role combines writing, social media oversight, website updates, and brand-focused messaging to elevate visibility and support organizational goals.Responsibilities:• Create and refine original written materials for a range of marketing and communication needs, including articles, announcements, profiles, and promotional pieces.• Manage day-to-day social media activity by planning content, publishing posts, monitoring engagement, and helping grow audience interaction across key platforms.• Maintain and enhance website content to keep information current, relevant, and aligned with communication priorities.• Prepare leadership messages and other high-visibility communications with a strong focus on tone, clarity, and audience relevance.• Support public relations efforts by drafting media materials, identifying story opportunities, and assisting with outreach.• Review marketing assets to ensure consistency in voice, style, accuracy, and adherence to established brand expectations.• Oversee multiple deadlines and projects at once while working effectively with outside creatives, vendors, and other marketing partners.
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