Social Media Manager

Charandhul

0 - 5 Years
1 Openings
1.8-2.5 Lac/Yr
Omicron 3 Greater Noida
Face-to-Face interview

Key Skills

Digital Marketing Search Engine Marketing Social Media Marketing Content Strategy Social Media Photographer Video Editing

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Job Description

Job Description:

We are seeking a creative and dynamic Social Media Manager to join our team. This role is essential in building and maintaining our online presence, engaging with our audience, and driving traffic to our website.

Responsibilities:

- Develop and implement social media strategies across various platforms (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, etc.)

- Create engaging content including photography, videos, reels, memes, and posters

- Run Meta ads and analyze their performance

- Manage and grow our online community

- Collaborate with the team to align social media activities with overall marketing strategies

- Oversee monthly interns who will assist with social media tasks

Experience
0 - 5 Years
No. of Openings
1
Education
Higher Secondary
Role
Social Media Manager
Industry Type
IT-Hardware & Networking / IT-Software / Software Services
Gender
[ Male / Female ]
Job Country
India
Type of Job
Full Time
Work Location Type
Work from Office

About Charandhul

Starting Charandhul isn't a single story, but the result of hundreds of different adventures and failed attempts at different ventures. A bunch of friends met in college, and from the very first day, it was evident that there was going to be chaos and disruption of the pre-established norms.

We started college a little late due to COVID, but whatever time we got, we made sure to make the most of it. We started an organisation called 'SAMPDA' at our university, which grew so big with time that we could never have guessed. We started doing events, which started with 20 to 2000 people attending at once.

From fighting to get more things for students to organizing massive, crazy college trips for money, with time we kept growing. Swiftly, our aims got more aspirational, and we tried our luck at multiple different businesses. Some of them failed and some of them thrived, but all of them taught us a little about market needs and how to satisfy them.