The Social Media Ninja/Community Strategist will manage social media for two financial brands, focusing on community growth and engagement among investors, particularly in small cap markets.
Pareto Publishing is looking for a freelance Social Media & Community Strategist to build and lead social media strategy for two financial media brands focused on investing content, with a strong emphasis on small caps and the US market.
We’re looking for someone who understands how to grow an engaged investor audience.
🎯 Scope:
- Managing social media profiles for 2 brands
- Working closely with content writers
- Building a community-first approach focused on engagement and loyalty
- Monitoring performance and adjusting strategy based on what is working
📈 What we’re looking for:
- Experience building and growing communities around finance, investing, business, or markets
- Strong understanding of investing culture, retail investor behavior, and financial content consumption
- Ability to translate market topics into engaging, platform-appropriate social media strategy
✍️ Topics include:
- Headlines (General Financial News)
- Stock Picks (General Financial News + Small Caps)
- Energy (Small Caps)
- Technology (Small Caps)
- Industrial (Small Caps)
- Biotech (Small Caps)
- Crowdfunding (Small Caps)
👋 To apply, send your resume and tell us*:
- about your experience in social media and community building
- a few words on how you would approach community growth for small cap / investing-focused brands
- your expected rate
After sending your resume, you’ll receive an auto-response email; reply there with the details above. Our HR team will review submissions and move selected candidates to the next stage.
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