Develop and manage social media strategies for clients, create content, monitor performance, engage with audiences, and assist in influencer partnerships.
Social Media Marketer (Freelance) - £15 Per Hour
Liberty Music PR is an independent music PR & digital marketing agency. We partner with artists and labels to amplify their reach through playlist pitching, Spotify ad campaigns, brand collaborations, YouTube optimisations, influencer partnerships, radio, and more.
As we continue to grow, we're seeking a creative, data-driven Social Media Marketer to lead and elevate our clients’ social presence across platforms, aligning with Liberty’s ethos of authenticity and impact.
What You’ll Do
- Develop and execute social media strategies for multiple clients (artists, labels, campaigns).
- Create and curate compelling content (posts, stories, reels, carousels, short video clips).
- Manage editorial calendars, scheduling, and publishing across Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X, Facebook, YouTube (shorts), etc.
- Monitor social media performance and analytics; report on KPIs (reach, engagement, growth) and make recommendations for optimisation.
- Collaborate with PR, playlist, video teams to integrate content into wider campaigns.
- Engage with followers, respond to comments/messages, grow community and brand affinity.
- Stay on top of trends, memes, platform algorithms, and emerging features.
- Assist in influencer outreach and partnerships (identifying potential collaborators, negotiating content deals).
- Occasionally support ad-level social media boosts or testing new formats.
Who You Are
- You live and breathe social media, you keep up with trends, platform changes, viral content.
- You have 2–4 years of experience managing social accounts (agency or in-house, ideally in music/entertainment).
- You’re data literate: comfortable reading analytics dashboards and using insight to iterate.
- Strong content creation skills, writing captions, sourcing visuals/UGC, basic design or editing skills (Canva, Photoshop, or equivalent).
- Good communicator and collaborator: you can work across teams (PR, video, campaigns).
- Highly organized, able to juggle multiple clients and deadlines.
- Passion for music and the industry (a plus).
Similar Jobs
Enterprise Web • HR Tech • Information Technology • Software • Cybersecurity
Provide technical and operational support for ~200 enterprise accounts: monitor platform health, prepare QBR data, perform advanced user administration and SSO/SCIM integration setup, triage tier-1/2 tickets, manage escalations, produce custom BI reports, audit data lifecycles, and create documentation to improve self-service and reduce ticket volume.
Top Skills:
Active AdminIdentity ProvidersJIRALookerLoomProductboardProvisioning FlowsSAMLScimSendsafelySso
Artificial Intelligence • Big Data • Cloud • Information Technology • Software • Big Data Analytics • Automation
Serve as a subject-matter expert in telemetry pipelines and observability, supporting enterprise sales and customer success. Lead technical proofs-of-concept, advise on pipeline design and routing (OpenTelemetry, Fluentd/Bit, Logstash), optimize costs and analytics, build ROI/value cases, enable field teams, and drive platform adoption and pipeline development across sales, engineering, and marketing.
Top Skills:
AWSAzureBindplaneCribl LogstreamCRMDynatraceFinopsFluent BitFluentdGCPKafkaKinesisKubernetesLogstashOpentelemetryOtelPub/SubServerlessSplunk Heavy Forwarder
Information Technology • Cybersecurity
Generate and qualify new accounts through outbound calling and inbound handling, set meetings for Account Executives, document activity in CRM, and collaborate with the EMEA SDR team to meet quotas while improving outreach and pipeline management.
Top Skills:
CRMEmailLinkedInPhone
What you need to know about the Edinburgh Tech Scene
From traditional pubs and centuries-old universities to sleek shopping malls and glass-paneled office buildings, Edinburgh's architecture reflects its unique blend of history and modernity. But the fusion of past and future isn't just visible in its buildings; it's also shaping the city's economy. Named the United Kingdom's leading technology ecosystem outside of London, Edinburgh plays host to major global companies like Apple and Adobe, as well as a growing number of innovative startups in fields like cybersecurity, finance and healthcare.
