Content Creator, Jewels Aficionado

Posted 3 days ago

wrist aficionadoNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$65,000.00

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About the role

The Content Creator is responsible for planning, creating, and managing social media content for Jewels Aficionado, ensuring everything remains consistent with the brand’s visual identity and tone.
Main Responsibilities: * Plan content in advance using the content calendar.* Create content for Instagram, Tik Tok, and Pinterest, including posts, Reels, Stories, and other short-form video content.* Plan content shoots in advance, including selecting products, preparing concepts, references, and shot lists.* Edit photos and videos for social media, including Reels, Tik Toks, product videos, and voiceovers.* Write captions and social copy following the Jewels Aficionado brand voice.* Create daily Instagram Stories.* Create product-focused graphics, covers, and other social assets as needed.* Stay aware of relevant social media trends and adapt them in a way that feels appropriate for the brand.* Coordinate content around new arrivals, product launches, press placements, events, influencer/stylist collaborations, and seasonal moments.* Maintain a consistent visual identity across all social platforms. Experience & Skills:* Previous experience in content creation, social media, digital marketing, or a related role.* Strong understanding of Instagram, Tik Tok, Pinterest, and current social media trends.* Experience creating and editing short-form video and photo content.* Proficiency with Canva and basic knowledge of Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom is preferred.* Strong visual eye and understanding of composition, branding, and luxury aesthetics.* Strong writing skills with the ability to adapt copy to an established brand voice.* Highly organized and comfortable planning multiple pieces of content and shoots in advance.* Interest or experience in fine jewelry, watches, luxury, or fashion is a plus.
Salary: $65,000.00
Benefits: Health insurance and 401K

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