Freelance Social Media Strategist & Content Creator

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CanadaPart-Time

Salary65 CAD - 100 USD per hour

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Requirements

Proven experience in social media content creation and organic growth strategy development
Strong knowledge of LinkedIn, Instagram, Reddit, and TikTok platforms and their best practices
Ability to write, design, and adapt content for different social channels
Experience managing content calendars and executing independent content strategies
Strong understanding of online communities and engagement dynamics
Ability to think strategically while also executing hands-on content production
Experience in a B2B environment is considered a strong asset
Excellent communication skills and creativity in storytelling and digital engagement
Self-driven, organized, and comfortable working independently in a freelance setting

Responsibilities

Create and publish engaging content across LinkedIn, Instagram, Reddit, and TikTok on a consistent basis
Develop and manage a structured content calendar aligned with brand and marketing objectives
Translate ideas, trends, and insights into compelling, platform-specific social media content
Build and engage online communities by actively participating in conversations and audience interactions
Monitor social media trends and identify opportunities for brand visibility and participation
Conduct periodic competitor analysis to identify content gaps and market trends
Collaborate with marketing teams to ensure consistency in tone, messaging, and branding
Contribute to organic growth strategies aimed at increasing engagement and brand awareness

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