Create authentic promotional short-form video/photo content for Learning Hub across social platforms, run giveaway and account-signup campaigns, submit content for review, incorporate light feedback, and share campaign performance/analytics. Focus on family/parenting/teacher audiences and maintain campaign timelines.
Company Description
An enterprise customer in the EdTech space is seeking influencers and content creators to develop promotional content for Learning Hub. They are looking for a variety of creator styles, including family bloggers, mom creators, teachers, parenting/comedy creators, and other family-focused influencers with engaged audiences.
Job DescriptionCampaigns will include:
- General promotion of the Learning Hub platform.
- Giveaway campaigns designed to encourage users to create accounts and engage with the platform.
- The primary focus is on nano and micro-influencers with highly engaged communities and strong organic reach.
Responsibilities:
- Create engaging promotional content for Learning Hub across your social platforms.
- Promote Learning Hub giveaways and account sign-up campaigns.
- Develop authentic content that aligns with your audience and personal brand.
- Submit content for review and incorporate light feedback if needed.
- Share campaign analytics/performance metrics as requested.
Qualifications
- Active presence on platforms such as Instagram and Facebook.
- Experience creating family, parenting, education, or related content.
- Engaged audience with consistent interaction and organic reach.
- Comfortable creating short-form video and/or photo content.
- Strong communication and ability to meet campaign timelines.
- This is a fully remote opportunity with flexible work schedule.
- Only applicants currently based in the USA will be considered for this opportunity.
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