Social Media & Community Marketing Specialist

The Role

You own how SwipeSimple shows up in public: what we publish, where we take part, and whose stories we tell.

The work has to be specific enough to be useful. A plumbing contractor should read something of ours and learn how to handle a deposit on a job that has not been quoted yet, not general SMB advice.

You will publish for two audiences. Business owners who buy from us directly, and the banks and resellers who offer SwipeSimple to their own customers. The two do not always want the same thing from us.

What You Will Own

These shares are estimates and will move as the work does.

Industry content, community, & events (roughly 35%)

• Write and produce content for our priority industries: guides, posts, videos, campaign material, all of it answering a specific question about payments or operations
• Run the content that goes out ahead of a sales push or an event, so an owner has heard of us before anyone reaches out
• Show up in the online communities where these owners already gather, and be useful there rather than promotional
• Build working relationships with creators, podcast hosts, and the people whose opinions carry weight in these trades
• Plan the marketing and communications around a growing trade shows and industry events schedule: outreach beforehand, social presence during, follow-up after
• Research and coordinate industry events and trade shows, manage the timeline, pre-briefing, and ensure the floor team has the presence and content they need for success
• Keep up the relationships with the associations and event organizers our owners already trust

Direct-to-business channels (roughly 25%)

• Run organic social and community for SwipeSimple Connect, which serves businesses that come to us without going through a bank or processor
• Produce and distribute Connect campaign content
• Manage the Connect social accounts day to day
• Bring in reviews on TrustPilot, Capterra, and similar platforms, and respond to them

Brand and partner channels (roughly 30%)

• Run the master brand SwipeSimple social handles
• Create brand content, then repurpose and distribute it across channels and formats
• Amplify announcements and wins from the banks and resellers who offer SwipeSimple
• Work with those partners on stories worth telling publicly
• Help the People team with employer brand content

Product (roughly 10%)

• Produce launch content for new features and plans
• Produce campaign content for the product and the App Marketplace

The Team

This role reports to the Head of Marketing, with support from our Product Marketing Manager, our Sales Enablement Manager, along with RevOps and sales support. Product Marketing and Sales enablement will seed a significant portion of what you publish.

What You Bring

• Three or more years running social and content for a B2B company selling to SMBs
• Published work you can show us, in your own voice or a brand voice
• Experience running more than one social account for more than one audience
• Willingness to reach out cold to a creator, a podcast host, or an association, and turn that into a working relationship
• Experience writing for small business owners in a trade or service industry, or a track record of learning an unfamiliar industry well enough to write for it
• You catch the doubled word and the broken link before anyone else does

Helpful but not required

• Experience in payments, fintech, or small business software
• Video production or editing
• Experience sourcing and producing customer stories
• Familiarity with reseller or channel go-to-market models

How to Apply

Send a resume and three examples of content you are proud of.

• Then do one short exercise.
• Name one payment problem an HVAC owner deals with, in a sentence or two.
• Then write the social post you would publish about it.
• Any platform, under 100 words.
• A quick search on HVAC billing is fine and expected.
• Please spend no more than 20 minutes on this.

We are not looking for polish. We want to see how you think; whether you picked a real problem, whether the post speaks to the owner rather than at them, and whether an SMB owner would stop scrolling for it.