Social Media Manager

Established in 2004, OLIVER is the world’s first and only specialist in designing, building, and running bespoke in-house agencies and marketing ecosystems for brands. We partner with over 300 clients in 40+ countries and counting. Our unique model drives creativity and efficiency, allowing us to deliver tailored solutions that resonate deeply with audiences. As a part of The Brandtech Group, we're at the forefront of leveraging cutting-edge AI technology to revolutionise how we create and deliver work. Our AI solutions enhance efficiency, spark creativity, and drive insightful decision-making, empowering our teams to produce innovative and impactful results. Role: Social Media Manager Location: Kingston, 3 days/week in office requirement About the role: We are looking for a Social Media Manager to join OLIVER's award-winning in-house agency. You’ll be managing the social conversations of some of the world’s leading FMCG food brands, as well as hunting out “golden nugget” opportunities for content creation and social engagement that build brand love. This opportunity is perfect for someone who understands how to bring to life brand personality on social media and knows how to translate cultural insight into content. What you will be doing: Listening and Engagement • Listen and respond consumer comments and questions in the brand tone, with the aim of driving further engagement and brand love • Provide on-brand responses to influencer and consumer. • Track trends, community conversations and creator content to identify opportunities for the brand to react to with entertaining content and comments Content • Monitor feeds for relevant opportunities to inject the brand into culture • Spot new influencers for partnership opportunities • Lead the identification of reactive opportunities and the orchestration of the brand’s re

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