Cranberry Panda
Interim Digital Content Coordinator

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Digital Content Coordinator (Live commerce / Video Editing)
3-month initial contract (immediate start)
Global Fashion Retailer
London-based - 3 days a week onsite
We’re currently partnering with a leading global retail brand to find a Digital/Video Coordinator for a 3-month contract based in London (3 days in office).
This role sits within a fast-growing eCommerce function and focuses on delivering engaging live digital shopping experiences across multiple European markets.
What you’ll be doing:
- Supporting the planning and execution of live commerce broadcasts, ensuring a high-quality and engaging customer experience
- Assisting with content creation, script planning, and product styling for live sessions
- Coordinating with cross-functional teams (marketing, ecommerce, retail, VM, and localisation) to ensure seamless delivery
- Managing operational setup for live streaming tools and platforms
- Overseeing live broadcasts, including directing, floor management, and real-time coordination
- Monitoring performance metrics and supporting post-event analysis and reporting
- Acting as a key contact for live commerce activity and troubleshooting issues as they arise
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- Highly organised with the ability to manage multiple priorities
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- Confident using Microsoft Office and picking up new digital tools quickly
This is a great opportunity to join an innovative team at the forefront of digital retail and live commerce.
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