AddressContent Strategist
We are a new-age protein format brand looking to make a dent in a category dominated by performance and muscle building imagery. By specifically ignoring the typical target set of gym fanatics and superhealth enthusiasts, we hope to make protein consumption enjoyable and easy for a mainstream audience that's not completely on-board this bandwagon just yet.
At the moment, we're in the process of getting this project off the ground. We're looking for candidates who are not just a member of the team,but the architect of our brand's future. If you have a passion for breaking boundaries, consider this your ticket to an epic journey of transformation.
What you'll be doing:
- Develop and execute marketing strategies that leave competitors in our stardust.
- Align marketing initiatives seamlessly with the essence of our brand narrative.
- Craft compelling narratives that transcend storytelling, immersing our audience in an experiential journey.
- Navigate the digital landscape with finesse, leveraging the potential of social media, influencers, and emerging platforms.
- Stay on the forefront of trends, ensuring our brand maintains a pioneering presence.
- Monitor and actively participate in conversations across various digital realms.
- Immerse yourself in the data cosmos, distilling insights that chart our course towards marketing excellence.
- Apply your analytical acumen to fine-tune campaigns and propel our brand to unprecedented heights.
What you'll bring:
- An experienced marketing maverick, with an experience of 6-10 years in sculpting and launching game-changing campaigns in the digital realm.
- Proficiency in the art of marketing, with a focus on pioneering digital strategies and staying ahead of the evolving trends.
- Ability to communicate effectively in the dynamic language of the digital era.
- An intrepid explorer, ever-ready to venture into unexplored realms of marketing innovation.
- A genuine passion for the brand and a keen interest in the dynamic evolution of digital marketing.
