Content Producer
pure southern waterFranklin (TN)
$65,000
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Company Description:
Pure Southern Water is a family-owned business dedicated to providing high-quality water filtration solutions. Our mission is to ensure the community has access to the best water for homes and families. We specialize in selling, servicing, and installing water softeners and drinking water systems, including advanced 5-stage reverse osmosis systems. Our services extend to free in-home water testing to identify and address water quality issues effectively.
Role Description:
This is a full-time, on-site role for a Content Producer located in Nashville, TN. The Content Producer will be responsible for generating and curating engaging content across various platforms, including social media, blogs, and company websites. Producing both short form and long form content. Day-to-day tasks include producing & shooting high-quality written and visual content, developing content strategies, collaborating with the marketing team to enhance brand presence, conducting market research, capturing client stories and testimonials, riding along with the team filming days in the life, and editing and proofreading materials to ensure accuracy and consistency.
Qualifications:
Expertise in Content Creation and Creative Writing Experience in Content Strategy Development and Market Research Proficiency in Proofreading and Editing Knowledge with video editing softwares Skills in Digital Marketing and Social Media Management Strong written and verbal communication skills Ability to work collaboratively and on-site in Nashville, TNCompensation$65,000
Benefits: Health Insurance, 401k Matching, Dental & Vision Plans
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