This week, Conde Nast is looking for a San Francisco-based community manager, while Pitney Bowes is hiring a social media strategy and analytics analyst. ToonUps Inc. needs a social media manager, and We Do Web Content is on the hunt for an SEO copywriter/social media coordinator. Get the details on these social media gigs and more below, and find additional just-posted jobs on mediabistro.com.
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If you can list all of the expecting Hollywood moms at the drop of a hat, and have a sincere interest in who’s said what about breast feeding, Babble.com has just the gig for you. The company is looking for an experienced blogger to write daily posts for its Famecrawler blog.
The job is part-time for now, but it could be a great opportunity for those who have the schedule to accommodate the work. Freelancers and unemployed job-seekers, we’re looking at you. If hired, you’ll be covering breaking parenting news as well as larger parenting trends — in other words, everything from Pink’s bump watch to baby high heels.
To land this position, you should be immersed in the world of celeb moms and kids, and be able to turn around witty, engaging copy quickly. Those with WordPress and SEO experience will look like stars. Interested? Apply here.
Parenting site Babble released its annual list of the Top 50 Mom Bloggers of 2010, selected by a panel of mom bloggers and parenting experts.
The complete list is available here, including the overall top 50, as well as the following categories: the best, the most controversial, the funniest, the most confessional, the best-designed, the most useful, and the best-written.
The overall top choice was Lisa Belkin, who writes Motherlode for The New York Times.
