Responsibilities

• Own day-to-day Pinterest: boards, pin strategy, titles and descriptions, keyword/search work, catalog/product pins, and a consistent publishing cadence that helps people find and buy our rings.
• Plan and publish Instagram and Facebook content that showcases the product, the makers, and the stories behind the rings. Entertainment is occasional. Selling the brand and the work is the point.
• Build and run a simple content calendar with the existing content and marketing team (photography, video, product styling). You are not a one-person studio, and you are not just a scheduler.
• Write in the brand’s voice: clear, grounded, story-first. No corporate filler. No trend-chasing that doesn’t fit who we are.
• Engage with comments, messages, and community in a way that feels human and points people toward the product when it makes sense.
• Track what actually matters: reach is fine; traffic, saves, product clicks, and contribution to sales matter more. Report simply and regularly.
• Shoot and create when you’re the right person to do it — workshop, product, team — and pull from work the team already produces.
• Stay current on Pinterest and Instagram as tools for a product brand, not as a feed of whatever is popular this week.

Requirements

• 3+ years running social media for a real brand, preferably product / e-commerce / artisan / jewelry / wedding / home goods — not only personal accounts or entertainment pages.
• Proven Pinterest work. You should be able to show boards, pins, and what they did (traffic, saves, search visibility, or sales). “I also post to Pinterest” is not enough.
• Strong Instagram and Facebook experience, including Stories/Reels when they serve the product — not as the whole job.
• A writer who can make a ring, a material, or a person on the team interesting without sounding like an ad agency.
• Comfortable on-site, around product and people. You will be here with the team most days.
• Organized enough to run a calendar, hit a cadence, and not need to be chased.
• Discernment. You can tell the difference between a trend that fits this brand and a trend that would make us look like everybody else.