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Social Media and Digital Content Supervisor

Bridge Marina
1 day ago
Full-time
Remote friendly (New Jersey, United States)
United States
$24 - $28 USD hourly
Social Media

Benefits:

  • Health insurance
  • Vision insurance
  • Dental insurance

About Bridge MarinaBridge Marina runs two of New Jersey's most active marina operations, one on Lake Hopatcong (freshwater) and one in Highlands on Sandy Hook Bay (saltwater). We're a full boating ecosystem: boater education, training, rentals, a boat club, boat sales, service, and storage, year round, all feeding into each other. Most marinas do one or two of these well. We do all of them, and we're growing. How We OperateWe believe in learning as we go, and that shows up in how this role, and our social media, actually works. You'll post good content, then see what the platform tells you: views, likes, comments, shares. You'll bring that feedback back to the team and our Content Creator with ideas for what to make or edit next, post again, and see how it lands. When something clearly resonates, you'll help turn it into a paid ad tied to whatever campaign or funnel we're running. Then you do it again, a little sharper each time. It's a genuinely collaborative process, and content oversight, the calendar, email, and ads all follow that same rhythm across different channels. What You'll Do

Content oversight is a large part of the role. You'll schedule out 60+ pieces of content per day, using our team's scheduling software, across our five main, active platforms (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Linked In) as well as a focus on Google Business Profiles, X, Pinterest and Threads). Most raw assets come from our team, and your job is to tailor those into platform-specific posts and get them posted. Review ongoing content daily for anything that's overperforming, seek to understand why, and share that understanding with the team so it shapes what gets created and edited next. Run ads behind our best-performing content and analyze how they do.

Content calendar strategy is how you'll run the operation day to day. You'll own the brand's content calendar, make sure what we're posting actually serves our strategy, and adjust when it's not working. That includes watching social platforms for trends worth jumping on, or worth skipping, and working with the team in advance so production lines up with the calendar.

Email marketing runs about 1 to 2 times a week depending on season. Treat it as another platform: send, learn, fix, repeat loop, often paired with our best-performing social video. You'll own the email calendar and strategy, work with the team and templates to draft emails, schedule them, and review analytics for what to adjust next time.

Boat inventory oversight happens 1 to 2 times a week depending on season. You'll own our online boat listings, make sure photos, descriptions, and details are accurate, and keep everything current.

Hands-on content creation comes up occasionally or 1 to 2 times per week depending on season. This connects directly to the content oversight above: you need to know how to pull a still for a standalone post, assemble stills or short clips into a finished piece (carousel, single post, short-form video), add captions and finishing touches, then schedule and monitor it.

Website calendar updates happen about once a week, keeping our events calendar accurate and current.

You're part of the marketing team driving the business model and culture here, not a standalone content poster. You'll work closely with the marketing team day to day, and connect with the rest of the business as needed to understand what's actually happening on the ground, so the content reflects it. What We Need From YouWe're looking for someone who's "in" to marketing and social media, personally active on social platforms and aware of what's trending in contemporary culture. We're also looking for someone who:

  • can read performance data.
  • has experience running paid social ads.
  • knows their way around email marketing.
  • has a sharp eye for detail.
  • is analytical: you can spot a pattern in performance data and translate it into direction for a creative team, because we're looking for content that over-indexes.
  • has managed a daily publishing operation before, ideally at our kind of scale, not a once-a-day content calendar, and is comfortable building posts out weeks in advance, using IT and AI to support that process.

A plus, but not required... if you're comfortable shooting your own supplemental content occasionally, have a background in boating, outdoor recreation, or hospitality, or have basic graphic design skills. Compensation & LogisticsThis is a full-time, 40 hour a week role.

How to Apply

We get a high volume of applicants for roles like this, so we're only reviewing complete applications. To be considered, please include:

  • Links to 3 pieces of content you personally edited or repurposed across platforms
  • A sentence or two on the highest daily or weekly posting volume you've managed, on how many platforms, and how you'd approach managing ours.

Applications without both won't be reviewed.

Flexible work from home options available.