Social Media Strategist & Branding Specialist

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gentask virtual assistance servicesAustin (TX)
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Social Media Strategist & Branding Specialist Austin, Texas, United States Job Openings Social Media Strategist & Branding Specialist Social Media Strategist & Branding Specialist (Part-Time)Remote | US-Based Client Rate: 35,000/month Part-Time Gentask Virtual Assistance Services is looking for an experienced Social Media Strategist & Branding Specialist to craft high-impact campaigns, strengthen brand identity, and position our client as a thought leader in the interior design, luxury staging, and vacation rental design industries. Key Responsibilities:Brand Development Strengthen the clients identity across all platforms with consistent messaging, aesthetics, and content pillars. Content Strategy & Execution Develop and implement engaging content for Facebook, Instagram, Linked In, and Pinterest, including carousels, reels, and video marketing. Audience Engagement Build relationships with the target audience through interactive content, behind-the-scenes videos, and personalized storytelling. Influencer Positioning & Thought Leadership Establish the client as a go-to expert in interior design and luxury staging, creating content that attracts media features and Marketing & Production Create high-quality short-form videos, time-lapse transformations, and bi-weekly design tips to boost brand visibility. Ideal Candidate:Proven experience in social media strategy, branding, and content understanding of interior design, luxury staging, or real estate industries. Proficient in graphic design and video editing for social media (Canva, Adobe, or other tools).Excellent communication and storytelling skills. Ability to create cohesive branding across multiple platforms.

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