Uniformed Nonprofit
Social Media Manager - Volunteer

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Role Overview
To assist with growing our Facebook page to attract more people and partners to the charity.
Our page at the moment stands at 100 followers.
Ideally, someone who can spend between 2 - 4 hours a week.
What difference will you make?
Supporting our social efforts will bring more awareness to the charity and help spread the message of all the great work that we do.
It will help us grow our partnerships as well as help us achieve more grants and funding, so we can continue the work that we do.
What are we looking for?
- 3 + years of experience in social media management
- Skilled in data analytics and using them in strategic planning
- Knowledge in social media growth and social media management tools
- Someone willing to get stuck in and assist with all aspects of social media.
- Passionate about our mission and cause, who is really looking to make a positive impact.
- Happy to educate and share their skills/knowledge with others.
- Teamwork, we are a collaborative team that is open to all suggestions. Don't be shy to voice your ideas and thoughts on processes. We are always looking to improve.
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What will you be doing?
- Expertise in analytics and growth strategies is what we are mainly looking for. Someone who has experience in growing a social media brand from scratch.
- We have fortnightly meetings on a Sunday evening to discuss the charity's progress.
- Other platforms include LinkedIn, but our main focus has been the Facebook page. Our LinkedIn sits at around 700 followers.
- We focus on organic content, and we're exploring other content creation methods to produce more content and post more frequently.
- The social team is currently a one-person operation, so any support would be appreciated. Their main strength is content creation, creating graphic posts and videos.
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