Social Strategist

Likeable•Nashville, TN

15d

About The Position

Are you naturally curious? Are you equal parts logic and creativity? Do you find immeasurable satisfaction in finding patterns and connecting the dots? If you said yes to these questions and have a passion for social media, then you might be a perfect fit for our Social Strategist role. At Likeable, Social Strategists own the strategic development of content, from compiling insights to setting strategy to pulling and analyzing data. The ideal person has a strong sense of the social media landscape and knows how to bring brand objectives to life. Flexibility and the ability to think independently are key. At times, you’ll spend weeks researching the consumer and the brand before working with the team to craft brilliant campaigns and strategies for the brand’s social media presence. Other times, you’ll have one day to convert everything you know about social media into effective, impactful pieces of social media content.

Requirements

Excellent presentation skills.
The ability to think on your feet.
Strong writing skills and experience writing large reports.
The ability to conduct self-directed research.
Analyze data for insights.
Experience planning for social media channels.
An understanding of social media content best practices.
Knowledge of paid social.

Responsibilities

Develop social media strategies based on client objectives and research into community insights, social listening, client data, industry trends, etc.
Refresh this approach as needed based on results and changing client needs.
Craft reports and pull data on monthly, quarterly, and annual basis and explain performance in a digestible way with optimization suggestions.
Collaborate with other team members to create social media content that is timely, relevant, and ladders back up to the initial strategy you’ve set forth.
Maintain in-depth knowledge of social media networks (existing and emerging) as well as an understanding of how brands are using each space.
Timeline projects for yourself and others in relation to larger or recurring projects, and complete assignments on tight deadlines.