Social Media Manager & Content Creator
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social agencyNew York (NY)
Market Research Analysts and Marketing SpecialistsAdvertising Agencies
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$60 K annual
About the role
Social Media Manager + Content Creator | Full-Time | Manhattan We are a social media agency in New York City creating organic content for luxury brands in beauty, fashion, skincare, and lifestyle. We are hiring a full-time Social Media Manager to join our team immediately. This is a highly creative, hands‐on role with lots of content shoots. If you love being in front of and behind the camera, have a strong visual eye, and genuinely enjoy being on social media, this position is for you.What you will be doing:Planning and executing photo and video shoots for clients Managing client accounts on Instagram and TikTok Building content calendars and social strategies Writing captions, designing graphics, and planning Instagram feeds Scheduling content and staying ahead of trends The ideal candidate: Is very comfortable on camera and confident posing in public Is a recent grad or has 1-2 years of post‐grad experience in a similar role Has hands‐on experience managing social media for e‐commerce brands Has a strong visual aesthetic that fits luxury beauty and fashion Is skilled in Canva Has a relevant degree in marketing, communications, PR, or similar Full‐time, hybrid: 3–4 days in our Midtown Manhattan studio near Penn Station and Port Authority, 1–2 days WFH Immediate start preferred. May 1 at the latest 1‐month trial period $60K annual expected pay Please note: we are not accepting applications from freelance social media managers or agency owners.
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