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Wanted - Freelance Social Media and PR expert

By gardengirl
September 2, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted September 2, 2016

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Posted September 2, 2016

We are a local business looking to improve our PR and social media profile. We need someone who would be able to spend a few hours a week managing Twitter, Pinterest, Houzz and be able to put together appropriate articles for magazines and newspapers.

You must have previous experience in this field, and could perhaps suit someone who has experience in this field (perhaps a stay at home parent looking to keep their hand in?) We see this as a role carried out off site (i.e. from home) but with close communication and collaboration.

We are a high end business, so we would expert a high degree of expertise and an understanding of positioning.

Please PM if interested.

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