Social Media Content & Growth Assistant

Summary We're a faith based stationery brand, looking for a Content & Growth Assistant who gets the assignment without needing it spelled out. You understand how to build a brand online, you edit content that actually performs, and you know how to grow an audience that buys, not just follows. We've been operating for a year and want to focus on building a highly relevant local audience and strong brand identity. We already have: • website live • branding direction established/to be discussed • initial content/posts started You'll support content creation across Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest, help manage email campaigns, and contribute to growth initiatives like creator outreach and stockist development. I will be actively involved in creating content, filming, photos, etc. What we need is someone who can: - Curate content with business sales/engagement in mind - help shape the right Instagram strategy early - guide content batching + sequencing - brings ideas to the table - advise on what to post and when - help grow a highly relevant local audience organically - assist with engagement + growth tactics - help position the brand correctly from new product launches We are NOT looking for fake followers, bots, or generic social media management. New product launch strategy to be discussed/ideated together after start Ideal person: • understands faith-adjacent lifestyle (stationary) brands • familiar with New York / American audiences • strong understanding of organic social media growth • understands early-stage brand building • can think strategically, not just post content Budget: Fixed price — US$120-$150 Please include: 1. Relevant Instagram accounts you’ve worked on (there's no need to show fake profiles please) 2. How you would approach growing a faith adjacent stationary/lifestyle brand from zero 3. Realistically, how many highly relevant engagement you think could be achieved in month 1 July & month 2 August organically. 4. Where are you based? How familiar are you with the American market? Include 'raw' in your application if you read through this