Digital Content & Communications Manager

Birmingham, UK (On-site)

£32K/yr – £34K/yrMid LevelFull time

Posted 4 hrs ago

Job Summary

Take ownership of the National League’s digital content and communications, shaping seasonal strategy, delivering website and social content, coordinating media, and reporting on impact.

  • Plan and produce content across website, social channels and email
  • Use analytics to shape decisions and report on performance
  • Coordinate media relations and PR activities

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Plan and produce the League’s content across the website, social channels and email
  • Act as the first point of contact for the media, and work with Commercial, clubs and partners to make the most of what we do
  • Work alongside our regular contributors, occasionally commission additional work, and use insight and data to decide where effort is best spent
  • Shape the League’s content strategy across the season, planning around key moments and where effort will have most impact
  • Run the League’s website content and social channels
  • Find and tell the League’s most compelling stories through features and interviews
  • Produce matchday content, short-form video and graphics
  • Deliver the weekly, monthly and seasonal awards, and email campaigns to supporters
  • Use analytics to shape content decisions and report on performance
  • Handle front-line media enquiries, press releases and statements, promote League announcements and support the League’s wider PR

Requirements

  • Organised and self-motivated; sees work through without being chased
  • Strong, accurate writing, including features or interviews built on original quotes
  • Strategic and analytical; uses data and insight to decide what to do and why
  • Edits short-form video for social
  • Produces social graphics using templates and design tools
  • Confident with website CMSs, social scheduling tools (e.g. Hootsuite) and analytics, and comfortable using AI tools
  • Good knowledge of English football and a genuine interest in the non-league game
  • Sound judgement on tone, timing and channel, and knows when to escalate
  • Handles competing requests calmly with colleagues and clubs
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The National League

The National League is the highest level in the National League System and the fifth-highest level in the overall English football league system. Formerly, the Football Conference, the League was renamed as the National League in 2015.

Birmingham, England, GBR
28 employees (4 in marketing)

Salaries

Posted range

£32K/yr – £34K/yr

Taken straight from the job posting.

Communications median pay in the United Kingdom

£44K/yr

Most pay falls between £33K and £60K. Based on 100 salaries.

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Marketing Team

Marketing Team Size
3 (11% of company)
Marketing Roles Posted (Last 30 Days)
1

Traffic Signals

Monthly Visitors
175.3K
Traffic Source Mix
Search
54.5%
Direct
29%
Referral
6.5%
Social
9.8%
Paid
0.1%

Headcount Trend

Current headcount: ~28
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Digital Content & Communications Manager

The National League · Birmingham, UK · On-site