Head of Social Media / Senior Social Manager

My client is a social-first creative agency operating at the intersection of web3, frontier tech, AI, culture , and brand. Social isn't just a channel they service — it's the centre of how they think, and the reason world-class clients come to them in the first place.

We are looking for a Senior Social Media Manager or Head of Social Media to work across 2-3 client accounts: strategy, standards, and delivery.

Up to £75k

London or remote (must be UK based – sponsorship is not available)

The Role

  • Delivery: Lead end-to-end delivery of client campaigns, always-on content, and major launches.
  • Client Advisory: Act as the senior social advisor to clients, bringing a strong point of view, trends, and data-backed reasoning to the table.
  • Creative Collaboration: Partner closely with the Creative team to ensure ideas land as platform-native as they are on-brand.
  • Innovation: Build and launch new social products, formats, and testing strategies to keep ahead of platform changes.
The Person
  • Experience: 4+ years working in social media - ideally in in Web3, fintech, or emerging tech.
  • Agency Roots: An indie, social-first, or start-up agency background is preferred over big network environments.
  • Strategic Track Record: A portfolio of social strategies that delivered measurable business results, with the ability to talk through the numbers behind them.
  • Platform Mastery: Familiarity with organic, paid, and analytics stacks across TikTok, Instagram, X, and LinkedIn.
  • An Entrepreneurial Builder: You think social and brand in the same breath, spot the bigger opportunity inside every brief.
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