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Social Media Manager : Hospitality Business

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Are you a foodie who lives and breathes restaurants, food and culture?
Do you know about the latest restaurant openings, understand what makes a food brand stand out and instinctively know what will create a buzz on social? We're looking for a talented Social Media Manager to join an exciting hospitality business and take ownership of the social strategy across the brand. This isn't a role that's simply about posting content. We're looking for someone who understands how to tell stories through food and culture, creating a social presence that feels relevant, distinctive and engaging.
What You'll Be Doing
- Developing and owning the social media strategy
- Managing photographers, videographers to deliver the right content
- Creating briefs and ensuring content aligns with the wider brand strategy
- Writing engaging, personality-led copy
- Finding interesting ways to tell stories through food, people, places and culture
- Keeping ahead of restaurant openings, food trends and wider cultural conversations
- Creating content around new openings, launches, chefs, dishes, experiences and cultural moments
- Using insights and performance data to understand what is resonating with the audience
- Balancing creativity with commercial thinking
- Continually evolving the social strategy based on performance, trends and audience behaviour
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- Strong social media experience within food, restaurants, hospitality, lifestyle
- A genuine passion and strong understanding of food and restaurants
- Excellent copywriting and storytelling skills
- A strong visual eye and understanding of how to build and curate a social feed
- The ability to develop a strategy, not simply execute one
- Strong analytical skills and an understanding of social performance
- A natural balance of creativity and strategic thinking
- Experience managing multiple brands or different brand identities would be a bonus
If you are keen to discuss the details further, please apply today or send your CV to Kate B OR call 790
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