Blu Digital
Social Media Manager - Sport - Up to £50,000

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Join a fast-growing fitness technology business with an established global customer base and ambitious plans for continued growth. This is a newly sharpened, content-first role focused on building a video-led organic social presence across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, and emerging platforms.
You’ll own the organic social strategy from planning through to execution, creating engaging short-form content that brings the brand, its customers, and its community to life. You’ll also build and manage a creator and UGC programme, developing relationships with coaches and creators who can become powerful voices for the brand. This is a hands-on opportunity, so you’ll be filming, editing, writing, and publishing content yourself, as well as getting out to gyms, events, and customer locations to capture authentic stories. Community will be central to the role, with regular engagement and relationship-building with customers, coaches, and creators across social platforms. Working closely with marketing, content, brand, and design colleagues, you’ll ensure social activity is aligned, consistent, and connected to wider campaigns and content. You’ll track reach, engagement, audience growth, and content-driven traffic or leads, using performance insights to continually improve what you create.
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We’re looking for someone with organic social experience, strong short-form video and storytelling skills, creator or UGC experience, excellent copywriting instincts, and the confidence to work independently in a fast-moving environment.


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