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Digital Strategist

Posted 3 days ago

robert halfNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

We are looking for a Digital Strategist to shape and elevate digital messaging for a telecom services organization in New York, New York. This Long-term Contract position is ideal for someone who is detail oriented and can combine strategic thinking with strong writing skills to create compelling content across multiple digital channels. The successful candidate will help drive audience engagement by aligning copy, campaigns, and content initiatives with broader business goals.
Responsibilities: Develop digital content strategies that support marketing objectives and strengthen brand presence across online platforms. Create persuasive copy for campaigns, advertisements, and email communications tailored to target audiences. Plan and refine messaging frameworks to ensure consistency across digital channels and customer touchpoints. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to turn business priorities into effective content and campaign plans. Review content performance and recommend adjustments that improve engagement, clarity, and conversion outcomes. Manage content calendars and coordinate timely delivery of digital assets for ongoing initiatives. Produce audience-focused written materials that reflect campaign goals while maintaining a clear brand voice.

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