Responsibilities

• Produce deliverables within the monthly multi-state social listening and opposition monitoring cycle (currently about ten states), and/or separate weekly project reports, with each deliverable conforming to its specified template, formatting, and citation requirements, including permalinked sourcing and disclosed-monitoring purpose statements.
• Cover Facebook comment moderation and response across assigned project pages for the duration of an assignment, drafting client-approved responses and managing comment filtering through moderation platforms (e.g., NapoleonCat).
• Build, launch, and/or optimize assigned paid Meta, Google, YouTube, StackAdapt, and streaming campaigns across lead generation, awareness, geofencing, and search lanes, including ad copy iteration, disclaimer and compliance verification, and cost-per-lead and performance analysis with transparent methodology.
• When assigned, develop monthly organic content calendars per project, drafting copy to client-specific SEO, tone, and messaging conventions, and routing through content-approval tools (e.g., HeyOrca).
• When assigned, analyze performance dashboards (e.g., Looker Studio).
• Support assigned letter-of-support and advocacy campaigns, including Speak4 landing pages, RSVP and event promotion, and letter-of-support tracking.

Requirements

• 3+ years in digital communications, social media management, or public affairs, ideally in a fast-paced multi-client setting.
• Hands-on experience building and reporting on Meta and Google paid campaigns, including targeting, disclaimers, and cost-per-lead analysis.
• Proven ability to run social listening and opposition monitoring and to write clear, structured reports at volume under recurring deadlines.
• Exceptional writing and editing discipline, with the ability to follow exacting, client-specific formatting and sourcing rules.
• Able to manage many concurrent projects independently in a remote environment, with proactive project-management hygiene.
• This role is open to US-based independent contractors who are legally authorized to work in the United States.

Preferred

• Experience in energy or infrastructure, or in a politically sensitive, regulated public affairs environment.
• Familiarity with community engagement and organized opposition dynamics in rural communities.
• Experience with NapoleonCat or similar moderation tools, Agility PR or comparable media monitoring, Looker Studio, Speak4, monday.com, and HeyOrca.
• Comfort using AI tools (e.g., Claude) to accelerate research, report production, and content workflows.