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Terra Energy
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At Terra Energy, we’re making residential solar and battery solutions more accessible while building a scalable business across multiple markets.
As we expand in Texas, California, and Florida, organic social media plays a key role in increasing brand awareness, building trust with homeowners, and generating new business opportunities. We’re looking for an Organic Social Media Marketing Manager to lead our organic social media strategy, create compelling content, and grow our audience across platforms.
This role goes beyond publishing posts. You’ll own the content process from strategy and production to distribution and performance analysis, transforming videos, customer stories, and industry insights into engaging, platform-specific content. Working closely with our Paid Ads Manager, you’ll help identify successful content, expand its reach, and strengthen Terra Energy’s digital presence.
If you’re passionate about creative storytelling, social media growth, and using data to drive results, this is your opportunity to make a meaningful impact at Terra Energy.
As Terra Energy’s Organic Social Media Marketing Manager, you’ll own the strategy, creation, and execution of organic content across YouTube, YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and X. You’ll transform long-form videos, customer stories, and field content into engaging, platform-specific posts that increase reach, grow our audience, and build brand credibility.
You’ll work closely with the Paid Ads Manager to identify high-performing content, coordinate production, and maximize the impact of our digital marketing efforts. From managing the content calendar and engaging with online communities to analyzing performance and optimizing creative strategies, you’ll play a key role in strengthening Terra Energy’s digital presence and generating new business opportunities across our markets.
This is a full-time position based remotely or in a hybrid arrangement in Texas, California, or Florida, with occasional travel for content shoots and partner events.
Terra Energy is looking for a creative, data-driven Organic Social Media Marketing Manager to lead our organic social media presence and build a strong, engaged audience across multiple platforms. This role combines content strategy, video production, storytelling, community engagement, and performance analysis to increase brand awareness and generate business opportunities.
Working closely with the Paid Ads Manager, you’ll help transform content into a scalable growth engine, strengthen our connection with homeowners, and support Terra Energy’s expansion across Texas, California, and Florida. If you’re ready to take ownership, experiment with new ideas, and make a measurable impact, we’d love to hear from you.
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