Marketing and Social Media Intern
maggie sotteroSeattle (WA)
Marketing and Social Media Intern
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maggie sotteroSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
Marketing and Social Media Intern
Location: Remote (U.S.-based)
Hours:
Minimum 20 hours/week, must be available during Pacific and Mountain Time business hours
Reports to: Marketing Manager
Start Date:
Dec. 1About the RoleMaggie Sottero is looking for a Marketing and Social Media Intern to help grow and engage our community across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and our blog. This is a hands-on role for someone who loves fashion, lives on social media, and wants real experience behind the scenes of a global bridal brand. Reporting to the Marketing Manager and working closely with the Marketing and Social Media Specialist, you’ll learn how a brand’s voice comes to life online and get hands-on experience managing platforms with millions of views and 500K+ followers.
Responsibilities:
- Community Management·
- Reply to comments on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube following our brand voice and messaging guidelines·
- Monitor tags and mentions on Instagram and TikTok and engage with the accounts that share our brand·
- Flag questions, feedback, or sensitive comments to the right team member
- User-Generated Content (UGC)·
- Find brides, creators, and stores who share content featuring our gowns·
- Reach out to request permission to repost or feature their content·
- Save approved content following our organization and permissions procedures so it’s easy for the team to find and use
- WordPress & Blog Support·
- Keep blog posts up to date with images, accurate and descriptive alt text, and internal links·
- Support basic SEO best practices on new and existing content·
- Help keep the blog consistent and on-brand
- Marketing Support·
- Back up the Marketing and Social Media Specialist on day-to-day tasks as needed·
- Help with content calendaring, scheduling posts, DMs, email inboxes, Pinterest, and keeping deadlines on track·
- Draft captions and short-form copy for review·
- Take on other marketing projects as they come upWho You Are·
- A student or early-career professional looking to break into the bridal or fashion industry·
- Passionate about social media and fashion marketing, and you follow trends on Instagram and TikTok·
- A fast learner who adapts quickly and is eager to take on new tasks·
- A clear communicator who keeps the team in the loop, especially when working remotely·
- Accountable and reliable - you follow through on what you commit to and own your work·
- Detail-oriented, with strong written communication skills
Requirements:
- Available a minimum of 20 hours/week during Pacific and Mountain Time business hours· Authorized to work in the U.S.
Nice to Haves:
- Hootsuite experience and certification (or proof of experience with another social scheduling tool)· Familiarity with WordPress· Basic understanding of SEO, alt text, and internal linking· Experience managing social accounts for a brand, club, or personal project
What You’ll Gain:
- Real, portfolio-ready experience in social media and fashion marketing· Mentorship from an experienced team· An inside look at how a global bridal brand runs its marketing· Flexible schedule, a letter of recommendation, and potential for a longer-term role
How to Apply:
- Submit your resume and a cover letter telling us why you want to work in bridal fashion marketing and what you’d bring to our team. Please include links to any social accounts, content, or school projects you’ve created that demonstrate social media writing.⚠️ Applying through LinkedIn Easy Apply? Upload your cover letter and resume as a single file, with the cover letter first and the resume second. Applications without a cover letter will not be considered.
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