Jobs; ResonanceChina seeks “Digital Project Manager”.

Hey all, we’re looking for a brave soul to join the ResonanceChina team.

If you’re not looking for a job, feel free to stop reading, otherwise you’re in for a boring post. However, if you are looking for gainful employment, and want to throw in with fast-moving, risk-taking, entrepreneurial rockstars, growing a quickly expanding company in a booming industry, then sister: this job may be exactly what you’re looking for. Let’s find out.

RESONANCECHINA SEEKS FULL TIME “DIGITAL PROJECT MANAGER“:

ResonanceChina is a social media agency assists global clients to create online social communities designed to increase the flow of value-add contact and communications between Brands and their customers.

ROLE:

The Digital Project Manager is responsible for managing project schedules and resources to ensure content delivery as well as content seeding across major Chinese Social Network Sites.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

•    Develop project plans specifying goals, requirements, strategy, staffing, scheduling, identification of tasks, and allocation of available resources where assigned;

•    Develop and maintain training programs, guides, and manuals for content creation and seeding to cater to specific brand/campaign;

•    Manage ePR content strategy and creation to make sure seeding topic quality as well as quality communication between brand and target consumers;

•    Oversee the day-to-day management of online content seeding to ensure the content quality and publishing schedule;

•    Oversee the day-to-day management of content seeding to ensure the conversion between consumer and brand, lead traffic to brand online community;

•    Analyze and define new and improved workflows and best practices for content publishing and seeding strategy;

•    Maintain standards and procedures for project reporting.

QUALIFICATIONS & EDUCATION:

•    Bachelor’s degree is required

•    3+ years of management experience; be able to manage a team with 5+ people

•    Familiar with China major SNS and fashion SNS (Kaixin, Xiaonei/Renren, Douban, Tianya, Onlylady, Yoka, etc.)

•    Good Chinese content editing skill and English/Chinese communication skill

•    Ability to plan, organize, analyze, and establish priorities and resources to achieve results

•    Ability to meet deadlines and work professionally under pressure

•    Ability to work independently within a team-oriented environment

•    Ability to learn new skills, technologies, methods, and procedures quickly and effectively

•    Detail and results oriented

•    Online marketing, viral marketing experience will be a plus

•    Blogging experience will be a plus

SALARY: 6,000-8,000 RMB/month; probation is required.

Interested? Contact: hr@bloodyamazing.com

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