Digital Strategist

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sapphire strategiesDenver (CO)

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Senior

SALARY

$50,000 - $65,000 per year

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About the role

Digital Strategist The Digital Strategist will write fundraising emails and text messages, load and send text messages, and build online petition and donation pages. This position will assist in reporting analytics from clients' digital fundraising campaigns. The Digital Strategist must be a strong writer with incredibly close attention to detail. Qualified candidates will have the unique opportunity to work on a variety of digital fundraising operations from progressive organizations to Senate Campaigns to House Campaigns.
Responsibilities include: Writing and sending fundraising emails and texts Proofreading and ensuring that all messages are mistake-free Setting up signup forms and donation pages Compiling weekly reports of analytics from clients' email campaigns, text campaigns, and digital advertising Performing other duties as needed Skills and qualifications/requirements:2+ years of digital or fundraising experience for campaigns or progressive causes Strong writing skills and the ability to write quickly under time constraints Familiarity with Excel and Google Sheets Experience drafting fundraising emails and texts on behalf of campaigns or organizations is a plus Familiarity with reporting in NGP, Action Network, Action Kit, or another CRM is a plus Familiarity with text production and reporting in Switchboard, Tatango, or other text platforms is a plus Familiarity with creating pages and monitoring results in Act Blue is a plus Knowledge of HTML is a plus Experience with Google Ads and Facebook Business Manager is a plus Willingness to work atypical hours for political candidates We offer an incredibly competitive benefits package. Position can be based in our DC office or fully remote.
Salary: $50,000 - $65,000 per year

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