Content Coordinator - Liverpool, United Kingdom - Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art

Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art

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Liverpool, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

Key Responsibilities

Marketing and Content:

Support the Marketing and Communications team in the creation and implementation of major marketing and fundraising campaigns (in both the UK and key international markets)
Support on the delivery of highperforming, audiencefocused campaigns for Liverpool Biennial 2023 and yearround programme of projects, exhibitions, and events where appropriate
Work closely with the Digital Content and Marketing Officer to drive engagement across digital platforms, supporting on content creation and distribution for all Liverpool Biennial owned social media channels
Write, source, and edit effective marketing copy for various platforms and audiences and contribute to the research and production of highly engaging written and visual content for the website, social media, blog, newsletter and other online projects
Manage the migration of content to the new Liverpool Biennial website, uploading all content on behalf of different Biennial departments ahead of the launch of the new website in May 202
Support on devising campaign angles and strategies, overseen by the Marketing and Communications Manager
Build and maintain effective relationships with Liverpool Biennial's internal and external contacts, including partners and suppliers
Liaise with partners and other contacts on the delivery of joint marketing campaigns

Research and analysis:

Support the Digital Content and Marketing Officer on reviewing campaign outputs and collating and circulating updates
Support the effective rollout of audience research and evaluation projects, including survey setup and distribution

Other duties:

Manage day to day relationships with Biennial departments to ensure effective internal communications and optimal collaborative working and content sharing
Provide daytoday administrative support to the marketing team, including but not limited to the sourcing and distribution of images, filing of credit card receipts, maintaining press databases, monitoring press coverage, and monitoring shared inboxes
Provide copyediting and proofreading support to other Biennial departments where needed
Occasional support on the planning and implementation of events in key cities (Liverpool, London, etc.)
Work occasional evenings and weekends as necessary, taking this as Time Off in Lieu (to be agreed in advance with the Marketing and Communications Manager)
Any other duties which may be from time to time allocated, commensurate with the nature and responsibility level of the post

Person Specification
Essential

Two years' content writing experience, this can be in the form of your own blog/newsletter or writing you have done outside of your current employment.
A cultural enthusiast, with a passion for the work of arts organisations such as Liverpool Biennial
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Experience of working with a variety of people with different lived experiences to yourself
Ability to effectively prioritise a demanding workload, working well to multiple tight schedules and deadlines
Selfmotivated and proactive approach
Commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion
Commitment to environmental sustainability
Highly organised with excellent attention to detail
Positive attitude and persuasive manner
Knowledge of content management systems and associated software packages (e.g., WordPress, Mailchimp)

Desirable

Experience of working for a major arts festival or cultural organisation in a content writing capacity
Relevant degree or qualification in writing or marketing and communications
Understanding of Liverpool City Region's arts and culture environment

Terms and Conditions

Location:

Full-time office working at Liverpool Biennial office, 55 New Bird Street, Liverpool, L1 0BW, with opportunity for occasional home working, depending on prior agreement of line manager.

Salary:
£19,357 - £19,840 depending on experience

Hours:
Full-time 37.5 hours per week

Holidays: 22.5 days from 1 February - 30 September, inclusive of public holidays.

Notice:
One Month

Additional Benefits:
Employee Assistance Programme, Bike 2 Work scheme

How to Apply

An uptodate CV or a 3minute audio or video file telling us the content of your CV
A supporting statement which addresses why you are interested in the role and how you meet each of the criteria listed within the person specification, giving examples (with hyperlinks to examples if you wish) from your experiences to date from both within and outside of work and/or any content you have created.
Contact details for two referees (an offer of employment will not be confirmed without two satisfactory references; however, we will not make contact with them without seeking your permission first).
Confirmation of whether or not you identify as disabled. As a Disability Confident employer, we will offer an interview to all disabled applicants who fully m