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Yukerja Summary
The Digital Communications Professional role at Red Edge is curated from Himalayas (category Marketing & Penjualan). This role is marked as remote — check timezone and location requirements on the official listing. Yukerja.com is not the employer — applications are handled on the official source site.
The Role: We are looking for a mid-career (5+ years) Digital Communications Specialist who excels at the intersection of strategy and execution. You won't just be managing dashboards; you'll be a strategic partner to our clients, helping them navigate the complex digital landscape. You will lead the development of integrated social and advertising campaigns that tell compelling stories and drive measurable impact across the liberty and free enterprise movement.
Core Responsibilities:
- Develop and lead comprehensive digital communication strategies that align with client missions and public affairs goals.
- Architect and execute integrated multi-channel campaigns, seamlessly blending organic social strategy with targeted paid advertising.
- Serve as a primary client advisor, translating complex data into actionable insights and strategic recommendations for campaign optimization.
- Collaborate with creative teams to ensure messaging is resonant, brand-aligned, and optimized for engagement across all digital touchpoints.
What You Bring:
- Strategic Expertise: Proven track record in mid-career roles developing high-level digital communications and public affairs strategies.
- Integrated Campaign Knowledge: Deep understanding of how to leverage social media, digital PR, and advertising in concert to achieve client objectives.
- Communication Mastery: Exceptional ability to communicate strategy and performance data to diverse stakeholders, from technical teams to executive leadership.
- The Right Attitude: You care about results, communicate clearly, and know what you don’t know—possessing the drive to improve and the humility to learn from mistakes.
Originally posted on Himalayas