The day-to-day
- 5+ years experience in B2B marketing
- Revise, schedule, publish, upload and share content on multiple platforms
- Engage prospects on email, LinkedIn and other social media
- Manage expectations of all parties on the delivery of content
- Highlight any content management issues and strive to resolve them
- Manage the assets, files, cloud and project admin using ‘Flow’
- Occasionally work with clients directly
- Plan content schedules, share them with team, clients and freelancers
- Report on outcomes and suggest areas for improvement
- Diary management for the sales team.
Key skills
- Excellent organisational skills: You need to be highly organised to manage multiple projects simultaneously and to a high standard whilst keeping all parties updated and ensuring project administration and billing is completed
- Diplomacy skills: You will be working with creatives, techs and clients
- Technical skills: You will be working with a range of cloud, data processing and remote software, so your ability to learn quickly is essential.
- Collaborate: You need to collaborate with content creators and sometimes to appoint and brief them. Our team is largely in UK, Macedonia, Russia, Portugal, but we have other locations and time-zones too.
- Multitasking: You need to be comfortable managing a range of different projects with multiple design and development teams and stakeholders, so you need to be able to prioritise tasks and stay calm under pressure
- English: You need to have a good command of English
Relevant experience
To be successful as a content wrangler you need to have experience working across projects in social, sales, creative, commercial or film environments. You need to be able to demonstrate you have delivered projects end-to-end and it is also desirable to have experience working with big brands.
Hours
We’re doing typical working (UK) hours of 9:00am – 5:00pm. However, you may be required to be flexible and work additional hours from time to time in order to meet project deadlines. This won’t be abused, but flexibility is likely the key.
