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Social Media Assistant, MARGARET MILLS
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If you are passionate about Food and and a whizz on Social Media, I have a great opportunity with my new client - a hugely successful young food creator. She is looking for a part-time assistant which could turn full-time role as her brand develops. This role is full of variety and will involve working from home and at the client's house in London as necessary.
Duties include:
- Managing social media content
- Substack management
- Recipe editing and uploading to website
- Assist with recipe testing
- Diary management
- Coordinating filming dates and guest appearances
- Calendar management
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The successful candidate will have:
- Expertise on social media
- Strong copywriting skills
- A keen eye for detail
- Proficiency in WordPress and Substack
- A genuine interest in food
- Excellent project management ability
You'll need to be a self-starter with the ability to manage your own workload. You will have a strong interest in food and feel comfortable in a kitchen with hands on food testing. It goes without saying that you are social media savvy and used to working across all platforms. You will need to be London based as the role will involve working in the client's home as necessary.
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Margaret Mills works only with Equal Opportunity employers and actively encourages diversity, welcoming applications from all candidates with relevant experience for the role advertised. I review all CVs and thank everyone for their response but I regret that, due to the high volume of response to my advertisements, I am unable to respond to those CVs I consider unsuitable or to offer individual feedback.
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