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Social Media Manager

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content advantage groupSpokane (WA)

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Senior

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About the role

Pipeline math is unforgiving, and Content Advantage Group's Social Media Manager thrives on it, turning Copywriting into a predictable revenue habit. What anchors this Spokane job is ownership; the $87,000 - $129,000, the temporary hours, the 7-year ask all hang off that.
Key Responsibilities: Sharpen the Social Media Manager value prop for each vertical we touch Partner with Problem Solving specialists to align content with demand-generation goals Decode why WA buyers say yes and double down on it Brief the Social Media Manager team on what's working in this week's market Chase down warm referrals before competitors in Spokane get the call Walk the Spokane, WA territory and know it better than the map Grow Content Advantage Group's employee-centric footprint one earned introduction at a time What You'll Bring A communicator who writes the meeting recap nobody asked for but everyone reads Comfort owning the unglamorous middle of a temporary project The reflex to surface risk before it surfaces itself At least 6 years of standing behind your own estimates We are Content Advantage Group, a mentorship-focused sales marketing company headquartered in Spokane, WA. Mentorship goes both ways at Content Advantage Group, and seniority never means having all the answers. For this Social Media Manager role we offer $87,000 - $129,000, a mentor who has walked the path, and benefits designed for life outside Content Advantage Group. The team just got the green light to hire, and this Social Media Manager role is first up.

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