Social Media Strategist & Branding Specialist
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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, LinkedIn, 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 collaborations.
- Video 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 creation.
- Strong 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.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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