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Social Media Manager (Remote) at ARQ Studios
CDIil y a 14 jours
Job Description
Nigeria
CDI
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Kashia Limited, a recruitment firm, is seeking a Social Media Manager for a remote, full-time position within the IT/Telecom sector in Nigeria. Our client needs a professional to manage their social presence effectively, not just by posting content but by actively building an audience. This role involves owning the content calendar, writing compelling copy, coordinating visual assets, and reporting on performance metrics.
Key responsibilities include planning and maintaining a monthly content calendar across LinkedIn, Instagram, and X; writing copy that resonates authentically rather than sounding like a press release; briefing or producing visual assets using Canva or Figma; managing community engagement by responding to comments and DMs and routing potential leads to the sales team; and providing monthly reports on reach, engagement, and follower growth with actionable recommendations.
The ideal candidate should have at least 2 years of experience managing social media accounts for a brand or agency, with strong writing skills as a core competency. Comfort with basic design tools and short-form video editing is required, along with a deep understanding of how LinkedIn works for B2B. Candidates should be able to showcase accounts they have successfully grown. Nice-to-have qualifications include experience in B2B SaaS, fintech, or HR tech, paid social experience, and basic video production skills.
The monthly salary for this position ranges from $200 to $397. The application closing date is not specified. Interested candidates are encouraged
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