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Sleepy Bard Studios

Marketing Volunteer

United Kingdom
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Company Description

Sleepy Bard Studios is a creative studio focused on storytelling, digital media, and community engagement. The studio values collaboration, experimentation, and accessible content that can reach diverse audiences. Team members work together to build a recognizable brand presence across online platforms and creative projects. Volunteers have the opportunity to contribute directly to marketing initiatives that support the studio’s growth and visibility. The environment encourages learning, skill-building, and the chance to gain practical experience in a supportive setting.

Role Description

The Marketing Volunteer role is a full-time remote position focused on supporting day-to-day marketing activities for Sleepy Bard Studios. This role involves assisting with social media planning and posting, helping develop and execute basic marketing campaigns, and supporting brand messaging across digital channels. The volunteer will gather and organize information about audiences and competitors, prepare simple reports or summaries, and collaborate with team members to improve outreach. Additional tasks may include helping with promotional materials, responding to community engagement online, and contributing ideas for new marketing initiatives.

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  • Candidates should possess strong Communication skills and a commitment to clear, respectful interaction with audiences and team members.
  • Candidates should possess Market Research skills to help gather, interpret, and report on audience and competitor information.
  • Candidates should possess Sales and Customer Service skills to support outreach efforts and respond constructively to inquiries or feedback.
  • Candidates should possess Marketing Strategy skills to contribute to planning campaigns and aligning activities with studio goals.
  • Candidates should demonstrate reliability, ability to work independently in a remote setting, and basic digital literacy (e.g., social media platforms, online collaboration tools).
  • Prior experience in marketing, communications, or related fields is helpful but not required; interest in creative industries and willingness to learn are highly valued.
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