Content & Community Marketer
Mid-level · Full time
$35-50K
Posted 2 years ago
Hey folks - we're hiring for the Content & Community Marketer role at Keyhole.
Name of company: Keyhole
Name of the role: Content & Community Marketer(80% - content creation & distribution, 20% - community management)
Years of experience: 2-3 years of experience working with B2B SaaS companies
Current team composition: 1 person marketing team (Rohit), working with the external agencies & freelance consultants
Location: Remote - Global (3-4 hours of overlap with EST timezone required to collaborate with the team)
What do you envision the role will do in the first year?
- Develop and execute a content marketing strategy that helps the marketing & sales team generate a pipeline
- Create content in various formats, such as newsletters, customer case studies, webinar decks, email nurture sequences, etc. to help convert qualified leads into sales opportunities
- Repurpose content into eBooks, infographics, and other formats
- Build and keep engaged an active community of social media marketers
- Distribute new & existing content through relevant channels, such as online communities and social media
What will the role be measured on?
- User engagement (e.g. no. of downloads, email click rate, community engagement, etc.)
- No. of meetings booked from the qualified leads
Compensation Range: around $35k - $50k USD per year (depending on the location)
Note: This role is NOT focused on the TOFU metrics (like traffic & leads), but on the MOFU metrics (like MQL to SQL conv. rate). So, apply only if you've worked on the MOFU activities such as email nurture sequences, customer case studies, etc.
Keyhole.co provides real-time social conversation tracking for Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
Size: 11-50 employees
Funding Level: Early-stage Startup
Total Amount Raised: $0.5 M
Year Founded: 2009
Investors
Eniac Ventures
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