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HighKey Agency is a digital PR and social media powerhouse specializing in building elite personal and brand presences in the aesthetic industry—from top-tier plastic surgeons to high-growth med spas.
We engineer content systems that drive visibility, leads, and long-term brand equity—at scale.
Our team moves fast, executes ruthlessly, and obsesses over results. If you’re looking to break into a high-performance agency, this is your entry point—but only if you’re ready to deliver more than what’s expected.
As a Social Media Marketing Assistant, you’ll work directly with our Social Media Managers to help execute world-class content, support account management, and contribute to client-facing success.
This is not a basic scheduling role. You’ll contribute ideas, organize deliverables, coordinate content, and help manage performance for high-profile aesthetic brands. You’ll be expected to take ownership over your tasks, solve problems, and level up fast.
If you’re hungry to build your career in digital marketing—and you thrive in high-speed environments—this is your launchpad.
This is not just a task-based role—it’s a pipeline into Social Media Manager positions at HighKey. As you prove you can think strategically, communicate clearly, and execute fast, you’ll get more ownership, more client-facing exposure, and eventually full account leadership.
📩 Extra credit: Share a recent TikTok or Reel trend and how you’d adapt it for a plastic surgeon or med spa.
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