Digital Producer

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austin community collegeEast Boston (MA)
News Analysts, Reporters, and JournalistsPeriodical Publishers

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Digital producer, Boston Business Journal Job Overview The Digital Producer is responsible for the day‑to‑day management of all online content and owns the execution of the online content strategy across multiple platforms and products. It requires a candidate who thrives in a breaking‑news culture and has demonstrated online and multimedia journalism experience. The primary goal is to craft timely and compelling products that drive loyal engagement, grow audience and extend the Business Journal brand. The role demands solid news judgment, strong headline‑writing skills, familiarity with SEO and site metrics, and an excellent grasp of our audience and market. The Digital Producer should be proficient and creative in using social media to promote content and increase engagement. A willingness to experiment with new platforms such as podcasting, video reels and other multimedia channels that grow audience is essential. In addition to working with staff, the Digital Producer curates, reports, writes articles, produces interactive features and copy‑edits as needed. The result should be a rich and vibrant digital experience that serves the Business Journal audience, generates user feedback and inspires robust community interaction. Job Responsibilities Duties and responsibilities Generate and execute digital content ideas. Track metrics and measure engagement with an eye towards constant improvement. Rank Morning and Afternoon Edition newsletters. Manage social media accounts. Report, write, and aggregate articles daily. Collaborate with editors, reporters and other stakeholders to plan new content and features. Help staff identify and deploy tactics to meet traffic and engagement goals. Work collaboratively with peers in design, research and technology. Attend all required ACBJ events. Take on any other assignment made by manager(s). Work cooperatively and collaboratively with all colleagues and professionally with sources. Skills & Experience Required education/experience/skills Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience. 2–3 years experience in an online news operation. Strong headline‑writing and copy‑editing skills. Proficiency with AP style. Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite (e.g., Excel). Proficiency with social media, AI, Google Trends and other tech platforms and tools. Foundational understanding of SEO best practices. Ability to execute under deadline pressure and write quick‑turn articles. Team‑player mentality. Ability to adapt quickly to change. Additional Job Information The well‑being of our employees is paramount. ACBJ offers a variety of rich and competitive benefits including bundled health, dental and vision plans designed to meet employees' needs. We also provide programs to support mental health and wellness and a generous time‑off policy in support of taking the time needed to recharge. Here are just a few of our programs: Paid Parental Leave 401(k) Plan with Employer Match Flexible Spending Accounts Employee Assistance Program Multiple Employee Dependent Scholarship Programs Commuter Flexible Spending Lifestyle Programs (including incentives for healthy habits) Medical Infertility Services Corporate discount programs Employee Recognition/Service Awards And so much more! (Benefits coverage indicated above may be based on employee participation in benefit programs and eligibility) Compliance Statement This Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The Company considers applicants for all positions without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, age, marital status, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, genetic information or any other characteristic protected by applicable city, state or federal law. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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