AUTOMOTIVE RECEPTIONIST/SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER
wolfchase hyundaiJohnson City (TX)
AUTOMOTIVE RECEPTIONIST/SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER
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wolfchase hyundaiJohnson City (TX)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Receptionist / Social Media Manager Are you friendly, organized, and creative? Do you love connecting with people both in person and online? We're looking for a Receptionist / Social Media Manager to be the welcoming face and digital voice of Johnson City Acura Mazda.
What You'll Do:
- Greet customers and handle calls with a professional, upbeat attitude
- Manage and schedule dealership appointments and communications
- Create engaging posts, stories, and reels for our social media pages (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, etc.)Capture photos/videos of vehicles, happy customers, and dealership happenings
- Collaborate with our sales and service teams to highlight specials and events
- Keep the showroom front desk running smoothly while showcasing our brand online
What We're Looking For:
- Positive personality with great communication skills
- Strong attention to detail and ability to multitask
- Comfort with social media platforms and content creation tools
- Professional appearance and reliable work ethic
- Experience in customer service or marketing preferred (but not required)
Why You'll Love It Here:
- Competitive pay and benefits
- Fun, supportive team environment
- Room to grow in a fast-paced automotive group
- Be part of an award-winning dealership that values creativity and customer care
Location: Johnson City Acura Mazda Full-time position | Immediate opening
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