Social Media Intern

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panel town floorsRaleigh (NC)

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$14.00 - $18.00 per hour

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About the role

We are looking for a talented Social Media Intern to monitor and post from our social media accounts. You will be responsible for creating original text and video content, managing posts and responding to followers. You will manage our company image in a cohesive way to achieve our marketing goals. As a Social Media intern, we expect you to be up-to-date with the latest digital technologies and social media trends. You should have excellent communication skills and be able to express our company's views creatively.
Responsibilities: Generate, edit, publish and share engaging content, minimum of 1x week (e.g. original text, photos, videos and news) Communicate with followers, respond to queries in a timely manner Oversee social media accounts' design (e.g. Facebook timeline cover, profile pictures and blog layout) Respond to customer reviews on Google, Yelp, BBB & Facebook Create new logos, ad promotions, websites, marketing campaigns as necessary Assist with marketplace listings Requirements and skills Proven work experience as a Social media manager Hands on experience in content management Ability to deliver creative content (text, image and video) Solid knowledge of Google PPC Knowledge of online marketing channels Analytical and multitasking skills 20-25 hours/week, 3 days a week Compensation: $14.00 - $18.00 per hour About Us Located in Columbus, Ohio, Panel Town & Floors (PT&F) is a family owned and operated flooring destination for homeowners, contractors, designers, and DIYers. We work with people all over the country who are looking to buy flooring, tools, and supplies from a name they can trust. 50+ years of unparalleled customer service We provide the ultimate customer experience and a golden standard of service. This focus dates back to Panel Town's founder, who built the business around his customers' needs.

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