Social Media Coordinator

Overview

9/8 Central, a digital marketing company in Greenville, SC, is looking for a full-time Social Media Coordinator to join our growing team.

First, a little about you:

You love taking an idea and turning it into content that makes people stop scrolling. You care about the details, you're creative, you stay organized, and you genuinely enjoy watching a plan come together through good visuals, thoughtful captions, and consistent posting.

You play well with others. You take direction without getting precious about it, you ask the kind of questions that make everyone go "oh, good point," and you genuinely enjoy the back-and-forth with strategists and creatives as you all figure out how to bring an idea to life.

You care about getting things right, hitting your deadlines, and making sure all the pieces actually fit together like they re supposed to.

You're happiest when you're in the flow: taking something rough and making it shine.

Content that looks professional, feels on brand, and actually does what it s supposed to do for clients? That s why you re in the business.

If you just nodded along to any of that, we should probably talk.

• Creates and manages monthly content calendars using captions and strategy provided by our social strategy and content creation team
• Designs simple, on-brand graphics that complement photo and video content
• Schedules and publishes content across Linked In, Instagram, Facebook, Tik Tok, and You Tube
• Customizes content per platform to support best performance
• Coordinates with photo, video, and post-production teams to keep content aligned and on schedule
• Maintains and improves internal SOPs for content production and scheduling

• Performs daily community management, including responding to comments and messages
• Collaborates with the strategist and team to build engaged online communities—not just social pages

• Tracks engagement and identifies opportunities for audience growth
• Stays up to date on platform updates, trends, and tools

• Works closely with the Social Media Strategist, creative directors, and production team
• Communicates with clients in a professional and timely manner
• Explores ways to use AI and automation to improve workflows and efficiency

• 3+ years of professional experience managing multiple social media accounts
• Solid graphic design ability in Canva and an eye for clean, effective visuals
• Excellent time management skills and comfort juggling multiple clients and deadlines
• Experience with scheduling platforms and social analytics tools
• Willingness to learn automation and experiment with AI to work smarter
• Collaborative, professional, and comfortable working with both clients and teammates
• You genuinely like social media. You care about trends, performance, and creating content that works

Salary

$40,000–$55,000 per year (based on experience)

Hours

40 hours per week on average

• Unlimited PTO
• Employee emergency fund
• Corporate chaplain
• Corporate assistance program
• Free primary health care

We live and hire by our core values. Here’s what that means for this role.

Social media doesn t work if you re half in. You need to be present, reliable, and paying attention.

Here s what that means:

• You keep your content calendars organized and know what s coming up
• You post on schedule, manage comments, and talk to clients without anyone needing to chase you down
• You keep strategists, creatives, and production in the loop so nothing gets dropped
• You sweat the small stuff because you know those details matter

When you show up, people know they can count on you. Content goes live when it should, the way it should.

Good communication keeps content strong and working relationships healthy.

Here s what that means:

• You ask questions when something s unclear—whether it s strategy, a caption, or an asset
• You speak up early when you see a problem coming with timelines, approvals, or files
• You talk to clients directly and professionally when something needs adjusting
• You don t just hit publish if something feels wrong—you raise your hand first

When you…