We're looking for a marketing manager who can work remotely a few hours a week to create content for a new startup. Your main job is to come up with ideas for content. We have a group of trainees working with us and a marketing assistant who will deliver and report, so we're looking for a more senior person to develop a strategy and oversee the creation of the content, approve it, monitor and report the results. Responsibilities: Bring new ideas to create content for our social media, including videos, blog posts and general posts on Instagram, Youtube, Blog, Linkedin; Manage the digital channels to improve its “look and feel” so all social channels look attractive and generate more signups; Manage the creation and promotion of blog posts; (we have copywriters writing the content, so you need to guide on the keywords) Manage the process of creating content: liaise with graphic designer, video editor and (text) editor; Manage video creation from idea to release: come up with ideas for content, organise film shooting, send videos to editor, promote the video on social media; Use Google Analytics to track clicks and sign-ups; Liaise with Facebook Ads Specialist to track and report campaign running; Manage links and sign-ups, to report which email campaigns are working, monitor social media sign-ups; Manage email campaigns, track clicks, monitor sign-ups, report and suggest changes to improve campaign; Use content to continuously drive effectiveness, improvements and efficiencies through the end to end customer journey; Identify opportunities for improvement and incorporate new content on an on-going basis; Work with customers and internally to define and refine content requirements; Support innovation development and new digital revenue streams;
We're a startup, hence the tight budget. But with the right help, we can increase sales and increase our budget. £500 per month, so what. can we achieve with this budget with the right expert and advice. If your strategy is right and we can make sales, we can increase the budget.
