Social Media Manager (Remote)
Mid-level Social Media role at Huckleberry Labs. Remote, United States · full-time · $90,000–$110,000 base.
Growth Roles summary, based on the employer's posting.
What you'll do
- Set platform-specific social direction around audience growth, content principles, and business priorities
- Build a parent-centered content engine tied to durable community and business results
- Guide creative from brief through production, while making content yourself when needed
- Run planning, publishing, and community responses across established and emerging channels
- Connect social work with brand, product, growth, and broader campaign moments
What you bring
- At least five years in social or brand marketing, with increasing responsibility for strategy
- A portfolio showing strong captions alongside organized, longer-term content planning
- Command of Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, Pinterest, Reddit, YouTube, and LinkedIn, including their distinct algorithms and norms
- The ability to turn performance data into clear hypotheses, measures, and explanations
- Background with consumer, lifestyle, wellness, parenting, or family-oriented brands
Who this fits
You’ll suit a role that combines social strategy, hands-on creative work, community voice, and performance analysis for a parent-focused brand. This is a full-time remote position, with hiring limited to employees in California, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, New York, Oregon, Texas, Wyoming, or Virginia.
From the employer
About the role
Huckleberry is building a brand that becomes the trusted voice for parents navigating the everyday, and social media is one of the most direct, human expressions of that brand and a key growth engine for the company. This role is a Brand Manager, Social Media that owns the strategy, execution, and evolution of our social presence across key platforms.
You'll be a genuine strategic partner, developing platform-specific strategies rooted in business goals, building a content system that reflects how real parents think and feel, and creating the measurement infrastructure to understand what's working and why. You'll collaborate closely with our Brand Manager and Influencer Marketing Manager, reporting to the Director of Brand Marketing & Communications.
Areas of responsibility
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Social strategy: Develop, own, and evolve Huckleberry's social media strategy across key platforms, including platform-level intent, content philosophy, audience development, and channel prioritization
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Content system: Build and manage a content strategy grounded in business objectives—not just what's trending, but what builds lasting relevance and community with parents
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Creative management: Drive the creative process, whether from briefing to others or from your own hands-on execution
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Calendar and programming: Lead social calendar development, content planning, and publishing across current and emerging platforms
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Community management: Own brand voice in comments, DMs, and community spaces; build the systems and cadence to make this scalable
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Measurement and reporting: Design and maintain a KPI framework and feedback loop that connects social performance to broader brand and business outcomes; present insights to stakeholders
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Trend and platform intelligence: Stay ahead of the evolving social landscape, not to chase virality, but to give Huckleberry a considered, strategic point of view on where to show up and how
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Cross-functional collaboration: Partner with brand, product, and growth teams to integrate social into broader campaigns and product marketing moments, while contributing to the larger brand-building efforts
Requirements
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5+ years of social media or brand marketing experience, with increasing ownership of strategy
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A portfolio that demonstrates both creative thinking and strategic structure—you can write a sharp caption and a quarterly content brief
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Deep fluency across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, Pinterest, Reddit, YouTube, and LinkedIn, including how each platform's algorithm, culture, and content norms differ
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Ability to use data to develop hypotheses, not just report backwards; you know what to measure, why it matters, and how to explain it simply
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Experience in consumer, lifestyle, wellness, parenting, or family-facing brand environments