Digital & Social Content Manager

M&G
Edinburgh
2 weeks ago
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At M&G our purpose isto give everyone real confidence to put their money to work.As an international savings and investments business with roots stretching back more than 170 years, we offer a range of financial products and services through Asset Management, Life and Wealth. All three operating segments work together to deliver attractive financial outcomes for our clients, and superior shareholder returns.

Through our behaviours oftelling it like it is, owning it now, and moving it forward togetherwithcare and integrity;we are creating an exceptional place to work for exceptional talent.

We will consider flexible working arrangements for any of our roles and also offer workplace accommodations to ensure you have what you need to effectively deliver in your role.

Role Title:Digital & Social Content Manager

Department & Team:Marketing, Digital Channels

Management Level:Experienced colleague

Role reports to:Head of Digital Experience

The Role

M&G is committed to enhancing our digital channels to engage with our customers and advisers. We’re hiring for a stand-out individual to bring to life our content engagement across our digital channels, with a primary focus on social media.

As a business with 177 years of heritage and looking after over £300bn of assets on behalf of our clients, we are now in the next phase of growing our business.

We believe in the value of professional financial advice and that the responsible stewardship of investments can be a power for good in society. We are looking for a standout individual to help us bring this to life through great digital communications.

As digital & social content lead you will work across all of our business functions to create, curate, and deliver impactful digital communications. You will collaborate with our marketing and content strategy teams to ensure our digital communications, particularly social media, provoke conversations that engage retail investors and financial advisers.

While knowledge and experience of working within financial services will be useful, experience in other sectors that share the challenges of delivering creative, authentic and engaging conversations in a regulated environment is equally valuable for the brand-building, thought leadership and spokesperson profiling we need.

We’re looking for an individual to drive the development of the content narrative, someone who can work across our functions to curate and deliver impactful communications.

Responsibilities

  1. Own the content lifecycle development process, developing engaging content across our core social media channels, and working with our marketing channel teams to integrate key messaging back into our website.
  2. Collaborate in conjunction with the Head of Content, to implement content activation to optimise key audience messaging.
  3. Own the content creative process, with an ability to not only create impactful copy, owning the creative process on content across copy, image and video.
  4. Collaborate with UX, UI and Creative colleagues to build powerful and visually appealing infographics, video and headline design.
  5. Own and manage the content calendar, ensuring it aligns with thematic research, thought leadership and go to market messaging.
  6. Develop and implement a comprehensive content plan aligned with business objectives to amplify messaging across our social media channels.
  7. Develop executive track communications, to amplify the messaging of key spokespeople, and develop a persona narrative for individuals.
  8. Work with the Social Media & Analytics Manager to create reporting that drives decisions needed for digital communication success.
  9. Ensure all content is compliant, on-brand and aligned with M&G values and strategy.
  10. Promote the use of social media channels across M&G Life business, maintaining policies, processes, delivering training and acting as a point of support and expertise.

Key Knowledge, Skills & Experience:

  1. You have experience working in Financial Services, or similar industry where compliance to content standards is critical to deliver effective communications.
  2. You possess exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to write with a clear, concise and engaging purpose.
  3. You know how to develop and implement effective content strategies across a range of social channels.
  4. You’re a creative thinker, someone who can generate innovative ideas and convey them to get everyone to buy-in to your vision.
  5. You’re able to visually storyboard concepts, aligned to content execution and can brief your ideas to generate artwork, video or infographics to maximise content narrative.
  6. You’re effective at time management, and can balance multiple tasks and deadlines.
  7. You’re autonomous in managing your workload and taking decisions whilst ensuring you engage across teams with your communication.
  8. You have a wider appreciation of the connected digital ecosystem, from SEO to Websites, and you can work across teams to align content messaging.
  9. You are comfortable interacting at all levels across the organisation.

Work Level: Experienced Colleague

Recruiter: Phoebe Ewers

We have a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture at M&G plc, underpinned by our policies and our employee-led networks who provide networking opportunities, advice and support for the diverse communities our colleagues represent. Regardless of gender, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, nationality, disability or long term condition, we are looking to attract, promote and retain exceptional people. We also welcome those who take part in military service and those returning from career breaks.

M&G is also proud to be aDisability Confident Leader, and we welcome applications from candidates with long-term health conditions, disabilities, or neuro-divergent conditions. Being a Disability Confident Leader means that candidates who meet the minimum criteria of a job will be offered an interview if they 'opt in' to the scheme when applying.

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