Digital Content Producer

Posted 2 days ago

mfi technologiesBrooklyn (NY)

Media and Communication Workers, All Other Newspaper Publishers

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About the role

This role is responsible for updating local website, curating high-performing content, crafting homepage layouts driven by data, and helping to report news -- everything from quick-hit local stories to breaking news and enterprise reports. This role will work on building a loyal local audience by being responsive to traffic patterns and audience interest while serving as a steward of our brands. A strong knowledge of social media platforms is expected. This role may include working early mornings, nights, and/or weekends. Digital Content Producer Role Type Full-time

Requirements: 2 years of experience in digital content and journalism

Ability to be fast and first at breaking news on the web; experience with severe weather coverage is a plus Clever headline writer that gets readers to click Strong multi-tasking abilities Organized, technical problem solver and quick decision maker Ability to quickly learn new things and adapt to change Capable of researching, interviewing and writing original news articles Knowledge of SEO best practices and AP Style Understands social media's importance in reporting stories and delivering traffic Enjoys working in teams and has excellent interpersonal skills Strong communicator Schedule flexibility Responds well to feedback Regularly meets measurements of success Understands goals and regularly works towards achieving them Strong understanding of Google Analytics; Chartbeat experience a plus Proficiency in MS Office; HTML, CSS, Photoshop and Adobe Premiere experience a plus

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