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Offer: Social Media Manager:Greater Philadelphia Cultural AllianceJob description:Social Media Manager
Date PostedOctober 17, 2024 - 11:52am
Categories
Marketing & PR
Literature/Publications
Philadelphia County (PA)Pay Type:Hourly Rate Job Status: Part Time Minimum income/Hourly Rate: $25.00 Maximum income/Hourly Rate: $25.00
Broad Street ReviewBroad Street Review, a nonprofit Philly-located online arts and culture journal founded in 2005, is seeking a part-time social media manager to start in December 2024.This is a freelance, contracted, remote-work position. The social media manager largely sets their own hours around a weekly publication schedule, with periodic staff meetings required (on Zoom not more than once per month) and recommended attendance at occasional BSR events (some digital, some in-person). Roughly five to seven hours per week with a monthly retainer of $500. The Social Media Manager reports to BSR's editor-in-chief. They will create and schedule Facebook and Instagram posts for approximately 5-10 BSR articles per week, share other significant content, monitor significant posts from the arts community, interact with BSR's followers, and brainstorm and collaborate with the BSR team on social-media strategy. While growth is great, our team is primarily focused on quality engagement and significant content that supports our mission, rather than metrics. The ideal candidate will have at least two years' professional writing, marketing, public relations, and/or social-media practice; be familiar with content creation software like Canva and Descript, and project management and social-media management software like Trello and Buffer. They will have a strong background in Philly's arts and culture scene and possess a proactive, affirmative, and collaborative attitude as well as an interest in accessibility and discapability justice (including digital spaces). Education Level: Any To Apply: To apply, please send a one-page resume with at least one reference and a brief (400 words max) cover letter to editor-in-chief Alaina Johns: E-Mail: ajohns@broadstreetreview.com. Please put the job title in all caps and your name in the email subject line (e.g. ?SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER: William Penn?). Put your cover letter in the body of the email and attach your resume. In your cover letter, tell us a little about yourself, what you think BSR is bringing to the local media scene, and why social media is important to arts journalism. Applications will be due by 11pm on Wednesday, October 30. Thanks for your interest in BSR! Skills:
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