Spelman College is hiring: Digital Producer in New York ID-11556

Job Requirements:

Your Duties and Tasks:

  • As a digital producer, you will be responsible for ongoing management of SEO and design/development accounts
  • Assisting and reviewing the development of project scopes, considering financial, resource, and technological constraints including cost estimates with consideration to business impacts and risks
  • Attending regular client meetings (as required) and participating in kick-off calls/specialty calls with new clients
  • Organizing internal strategy meetings to discuss client campaign strategies as a team
  • Acting as a creative liaison between the client and team
  • Responding promptly and reliably to client communication within 2 hours
  • Clarifying and communicating project objectives and success criteria to the team
  • Reviewing deliverables prepared by the team before passing them off to clients
  • Ensuring that any project deliverables are complete, current, and stored appropriately
  • Keeping project management based software and tasks up to date
  • Maintaining awareness of the current industry environment that shapes opportunities for client solutions
  • Upselling accounts by making recommendations to current clients regarding their website design and any additional online marketing strategies
  • Closing-out projects and collecting final payment

We are looking for talented and diligent candidates who excel in our skills tests, and will consider these candidates even if past experience or educational background criteria aren’t met.

California, New York, Washington, and Colorado: starting base pay for this position ranges between $17 – $35 per hour.

Compensation may vary based on factors such as experience, qualifications, skills test performance, geographic location, and seniority of the position offered. Outside of California, New York, Washington, and Colorado compensation may fall outside the above ranges.

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