Social Media Strategist for Community Impact (Quebec City)

Social Media Strategist for Community Impact (Quebec City)

18 Aug
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Colliers Project Leaders | Canada
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Quebec City

18 Aug

Colliers Project Leaders | Canada

Quebec City

Join Colliers Project Leaders as a Social Media Strategist dedicated to fostering community connections. This role requires a love for storytelling and a knack for engaging diverse audiences through impactful content strategies.

As part of our Marketing team, you'll craft a data-driven B2B social media strategy that includes creating and curating resonant content across various platforms. Your contributions will support our innovative projects that make a significant difference in communities. Expect a welcoming work environment focused on career development.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop a comprehensive B2B social media strategy
• Curate engaging, relevant social media campaigns
• Implement advocacy programs that integrate internal communications




• Analyze engagement metrics and continuously improve efforts
• Plan and publish content driving website traffic

Requirements:
• Post-secondary degree in relevant fields
• 3-5 years of social media experience
• Proficiency in tools like Canva and Adobe Creative Suite
• Strong understanding of social media analytics
• Excellent writing and editing capabilities

Bring your expertise in social media strategy to Colliers Project Leaders and help us shape resilient communities.
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📌 Social Media Strategist for Community Impact (Quebec City)
🏢 Colliers Project Leaders | Canada
📍 Quebec City

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