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CONTENT SPECIALIST AND/OR SOCIAL NETWORK BLOGGERS (INTERN) - ORLANDO, FLORIDA

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global merchant servicesOrlando (FL)

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About the role

Social Network Content Writer/Blogger Global Merchant Services is now seeking Social Network Content Writers and/or Bloggers. Our overarching goal is to connect with and distribute content and messaging in such a way that is targeted, welcomed, and will ultimately encourage positive word-of-mouth about our services across social media avenues.
Responsibilities:
  • Assist in the implementation of its social marketing efforts, specifically in the following areas: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and all other social networking environments.
  • Produce compelling blog stories 2-3 times per week.
  • Reporting on growth of Social Media communities.
  • Assist in maintaining company blogs, publicity files and press releases.
  • Assisting with marketing and promotions
  • Assisting with promotion execution on Twitter, Facebook, Linked In etc
  • Updating Social Network Video channels.
Qualifications/Requirements:
  • Currently enrolled in an accredited college, university or trade school
  • Must be eligible for school credit (and able to supply a letter from sponsor/administrator upon request)
  • Must be at least 18 years of age
  • Must have an avid interest in social networking and content writing.
  • Knowledge of social media sites and tools, and an active participant in social networking
  • Detail-oriented and able to juggle multiple tasks

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Your notice period

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