Social Media and Brand Manager

Social Media & Brand Manager

Overview

We’re looking for a creative, data-driven Social Media & Brand Manager to lead our brand presence across digital and social platforms. This role blends storytelling with strategy — overseeing both organic and paid initiatives that elevate our brand, engage target audiences, and drive measurable growth.

You’ll own the development and execution of a unified social and paid media strategy that supports Account-Based Marketing (ABM), demand generation, and brand awareness goals. The ideal candidate is both analytical and creative — someone who can build a campaign, craft a post, analyze performance data, and continuously refine messaging to reach the right people at the right time.

Key Responsibilities

Strategy & Planning

  • Develop and execute an integrated social and paid media strategy aligned with marketing priorities, ABM campaigns, and company growth goals.

  • Create and manage monthly content and campaign calendars that blend organic storytelling with targeted paid efforts.

  • Partner with marketing, design, and sales teams to ensure consistent messaging that reflects our three uniques: deep technical expertise, consistency/reliability, and relationship-based service.

Content Creation & Brand Engagement

  • Repurpose long-form content (articles, webinars, videos) into short-form, visual, or interactive formats for social and ad use.

  • Write compelling, brand-aligned copy for posts, ads, and landing pages that simplify complex topics into approachable insights.

  • Manage posting from company pages and collaborate with key team members to amplify reach through employee advocacy.

  • Foster engagement by encouraging discussion, community participation, and meaningful follower relationships.

Paid Media Campaigns

  • Build and manage campaigns across LinkedIn, Google Ads, and ABM platforms (RollWorks, AdRoll).

  • Translate target account lists and personas into paid audiences and creative strategies that drive awareness and conversions.

  • Conduct A/B and multivariate testing on ad creative, copy, and CTAs to optimize results.

  • Manage budget pacing, targeting, and bid optimization to maximize ROI and efficiency.

Performance & Optimization

  • Track and report monthly performance across organic and paid channels (reach, engagement, CTR, conversions, CPL).

  • Analyze results and translate insights into actionable recommendations for future campaigns.

  • Monitor social and industry trends to keep content, messaging, and strategies fresh and competitive.

Collaboration & Continuous Improvement

  • Work cross-functionally with content, design, and sales to align brand, messaging, and campaign strategy.

  • Support sales enablement by creating shareable content kits and social selling materials.

  • Stay current on new ad formats, platform updates, and best practices in digital engagement.

Qualifications

  • 3–5 years of experience in B2B social media management and paid media campaign execution, ideally within financial, accounting, or professional services industries.

  • Proven success in both organic social strategy and paid media optimization (LinkedIn Ads, Google Ads, RollWorks, or AdRoll).

  • Strong understanding of Account-Based Marketing (ABM) principles and sales alignment.

  • Excellent copywriting, storytelling, and communication skills.

  • Analytical mindset with experience using tools like Google Analytics, HubSpot, LinkedIn Campaign Manager, or similar.

  • Creative and strategic thinker comfortable managing multiple campaigns and priorities.

Who Thrives Here

You’re a marketer who can toggle between creativity and analytics — just as comfortable writing a post as you are reviewing ad performance. You understand that brand building and lead generation go hand in hand, and you know how to use digital channels to do both.

 

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