Social Media Content Creation for Youth Platform
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Create daily social media posts for a youth-focused platform
Develop and post engaging content daily across Meta, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and X to promote a youth platform's visibility and profile. Contribute to youth-related SDGs and gain insights into youth development. Requires experience in social media engagement, online marketing tools, and content creation.
Why This Role?
Gain insights into youth development and contribute to youth-related SDGs
Key Responsibilities
- Develop social media posts for Meta, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and X
- Create content for various social media channels
- Make at least eight social media posts on each platform per day
Requirements
- Experience in social media engagement
- Good knowledge of online marketing tools and channels
- Excellent communication and strong writing and editing skills
- Experience designing outreach/marketing tools
- Strong interest in youth development
- Knowledge of tools like Canva, short videos, and Wordpress
Required Skills
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
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YPWC is searching for 15 experienced Online Volunteers to help us create social media content to promote our visibility and profile. Tasks include developing social media posts and creating content for various social media channels such as Meta (Facebook, Instagram), LinkedIn, Bluesky and X.…
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