Plan and run community and social media marketing for games: campaigns, PR and review outreach, influencer and creator management, tournament coordination, social analytics, and web community monitoring to optimize ROI and identify new channels.
Company Description
Here at Ten4, there's a core focus on Creative Services. By only recruiting for Digital Creatives we can give the best attention and satisfaction to both the clients and the candidates. Being a niche company provides the ability to source top notch candidates and to make the best connections possible. Ten4 works with some of the best ad agencies, start-ups, production studios, and video game shops.
Job Description- Develop and execute community marketing campaigns and social media channels
- Create game publishing PR and facilitate game review outreach with media outlets
- Plan and execute gaming tournaments in partnership with the Events teams
- Report and analyze social channel health and campaigns to recommend improvements to existing community strategy
- Be data centric to track the ROI on what's working and what's not working in the community and social outlets
- Monitor for conversations across the broader web such as Reddit and other partner channels to engage when necessary
- Be ahead of new media channels to identify new communities and outreach opportunities
- BS or BA in Marketing, Business, Communications or related major
- 3+ years experience in gaming
- Track-record of developing and execution on marketing plans
- Prior experience managing social media channels
- Ability to manage and oversee content creators, and influencer talent in the execution of marketing campaigns in line with game releases
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