Social Media Manager (Ecommerce & Local Businesses)

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 $1500 - $2500 per month
  
2-5 years experience
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Develop and execute 30-day content calendars and platform-native scripts for a portfolio of ecommerce and local service brands. Manage end-to-end social presence for specific accounts, including posting, community engagement, and performance reporting.

Social Media Strategist — Pod 2

Rare Necessity Digital Agency | Fully Remote | Full-Time Contractor | $1,500–$2,000/mo USD

If you've ever run a brand's social from the inside, you know the quiet frustration of it. You build the strategy, you write every caption, you answer every comment, you pull the report, and at the end of the month you've done the work of three people for the recognition of none. One brand. One voice. One line on your resume.

This is the opposite of that.

Pod 2 at Rare Necessity is where ecommerce and local service brands come to grow. You'd run social for a portfolio of them at once. Some you take end to end, you post, you run the community, you're on the client call. Others you architect the 30-day calendar, write the scripts, hand it off, and the client's own team runs it from your plan. Either way, you're the strategist behind the account, and you'll do it across more niches in a quarter than most people touch in a career.

The person who thrives here can hold a handful of different brand voices in their head without blending them into mush, and gets a little thrill from cracking the hook that finally makes a boring local business interesting. The person who struggles here needs one brand, one calendar, and a manager who tells them what to post on Tuesday.

What you get

A portfolio, not a job. Most social people spend three years on one brand. You'll work across ecommerce and local service accounts at the same time, each with its own voice, audience, and funnel. A skincare DTC brand does not sound like a med spa does not sound like a law firm. Learning to walk into any of them and sound native is the rarest skill in this field, and it's the one that makes you expensive. You'll build it faster here than anywhere else because you'll do it every single week.

A system that's already built, so you're not inventing the wheel. Pod 2 runs on frameworks the team has refined across dozens of accounts. Calendar structures, hook libraries, script formats, and a Pod Lead who's built this playbook and hands it to you on day one. You bring the voice and the judgment. You're not starting from a blank page every month, you're pointing an existing engine at a new brand.

A real tier system, so the load makes sense. Your fully managed accounts are the ones you post and run community for. Your strategy accounts are the ones you plan and hand off. The mix is deliberate and it's capped so you're never drowning. As the pod grows, your comp grows with it, automatically, without you having to ask.

Comp that scales with your book. Base is $1,700/month for up to 12 accounts. Every account past that adds to your check, and every account that moves up to full-service adds more. Hit the six and twelve-month marks and there's a retention bonus waiting. Most offshore contracts pay you the same whether you carry 5 clients or 15. This one pays you for what you actually carry.

A company where marketing is the whole business. RNDA is Forbes-recognized, WBENC-certified, and has driven more than $50 million for clients. You'd work alongside a real pod, a production team that shoots the content you plan, and a Pod 2 Lead who's built this playbook. When you have a better idea, there are people here who can tell that it's better and put it live.

What you'll own

  • Build the 30-day content calendar for every account in your book. Ecommerce tied to launches and promos, local service tied to steady demand. The calendar is the product for your strategy accounts, so it has to be right.
  • Write platform-native scripts and copy in each brand's voice. What lands for a DTC skincare reel dies on a law firm's LinkedIn. You'll know the difference or learn it fast.
  • Run full social management on your managed accounts. Post, schedule, and own community and DM response start to finish. On these accounts you are the brand's voice in every reply.
  • Hold the quality line on everything that ships. Nothing goes out that doesn't sound like the brand it's for. You're the last set of eyes.
  • Report on performance and join client calls for your managed accounts. Bring the numbers and a point of view about what they mean and what you'd change.

Must-haves

  • Brand voice range. You can hold six to ten distinct voices at once without letting them blend. This is the hardest thing on this list and the thing we'll test hardest.
  • Scriptwriting and content strategy. You can look at a business, see what its audience actually wants, and turn that into a month of content that gets made. Not just pretty, made.
  • Platform and algorithm fluency. You know what's working on Instagram, TikTok, and the rest right now, in 2026, not what worked two years ago.
  • Speed without sloppiness. You can turn out a month of content across several brands and keep every one of them sharp. Volume is part of this job, and quality can't be the thing that gives.
  • Self-direction across a portfolio. Nobody builds your week for you. If you need a task list every Monday, a multi-account book will bury you.

The application

Five questions. Answer them properly and you're most of the way to a yes.

  1. Link your portfolio, and point us to scripts or calendars you personally wrote. Not grids you designed. The writing. If your best work is the strategy behind the post, show us that.

  2. Pick one of these and build a week. A local med spa, a DTC skincare brand, or a personal-injury law firm. Give us a 7-day content calendar: hooks, formats, and a full script for one post. Spend no more than an hour. We're reading for judgment and voice, not polish, and we won't use your work without hiring you.

  3. Now do it in a different voice. Take the same week you just built and tell us, in a few lines, how it would change for one of the other two businesses. This is the whole job. Show us you can hear the difference.

  4. Your best result, with the number. What did you make, what did it do, and how do you know? Give us the metric and the baseline it beat. A number with no baseline is a decoration.

  5. What's your setup and your hours? Where you're based, your internet, and the hours you can reliably overlap with US Eastern time. Be straight with us, we're building a real schedule around real people.

Compensation: $1,500 to $2,000/month USD

Timeline: 5 to 7 days from first call to offer. We move fast, and we expect you to move with us.

Rare Necessity Digital Agency | rarenecessity.com | @rarenecessity

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