Marketing Specialist
davoilFort Worth (TX)
About the role
Marketing Specialist We're seeking a full-time, highly organized and creative marketing professional to drive content creation, asset coordination, and PR support initiatives. This role plays a key part in shaping brand messaging across digital, social, events, and email channels while ensuring content production stays on schedule. The ideal candidate is a strong writer with hands-on experience managing social media accounts, coordinating creative assets, and juggling multiple marketing projects simultaneously. You thrive in a fast-paced environment and enjoy both creative development and operational execution.
Key Responsibilities:
- Write compelling, brand-aligned social media copy
- Manage coordination of photography, video, and graphic assets
- Oversee timelines for content production and asset delivery
- Support trade show marketing and event-based PR initiatives
- Assist with email marketing campaigns, preferably using Mailchimp
- Prepare marketing decks and presentations
- Draft press releases and media materials
Qualifications:
- Required4 to 5 years of marketing experience
- Strong copywriting skills
- Experience managing business social media accounts
- Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously
- Excellent organizational skills
- PreferredPR outreach and media pitching experience
- Familiarity with Mailchimp, Google Analytics, and social analytics tools
- Basic Canva or Adobe Creative Suite skills
- Bachelor's degree in Marketing, Communications, or related field
This is essentially a mid-level marketing generalist with strong content ownership and production coordination responsibilities.
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