Link Social LeadNew

The opportunity

The team brings Link’s brand and product stories to life through compelling, platform-native organic social content. Working closely with Brand, Creative, and agency partners, we turn strong ideas into high-quality storytelling that informs and engages audiences.

What you'll do

  • Steward Link’s brand promise, brand voice and tone and creative standards for: the organic social channels (in particular, Instagram, TikTok, and X); you're the internal authority on what on-brand looks like within the organic channel working in close partnership with our head of brand internally

  • Translate Link’s broader brand positioning into social-specific strategies: and briefing frameworks the agency can work from with clear guardrails

  • Evaluate and pressure-test agency-originated ideas for brand integrity before: they get produced; catch what's off and redirect with specificity.

  • Partner with our Head of Brand to ensure social is a genuine expression of: brand health, a testing ground, and a helpful input to shape the evolution of our brand over time based on learnings.

  • Evolve platform-specific strategies with clear rationale: which channels we're on, what role each plays, what "winning" looks and feels like on each

  • Bring platform fluency to evaluate whether agency ideas are actually native: to each channel, knowing the difference between a post that was adapted for TikTok and one that was built for it

What they're looking for

  • Guide the agency on format choices, creative approaches, and content types: per platform; your direction should make their output sharper
  • Stay ahead of platform shifts; be the internal authority on what's changing: and what it means for our creative approach and channel mix
  • Own the agency relationship day-to-day: brief quality, feedback quality, creative reviews, and the overall standard of the work coming out of the partnership
  • Write and refine briefs that give the agency enough strategic and creative: direction to produce strong first drafts