Volunteer Digital Engagement Moderator | Spaniel Rescue Foundation

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Passionate about spaniels and social media? Join us as a Social Media Guardian to actively engage our online community, share inspiring rescue stories, and ensure a positive presence for Spaniel Rescue Foundation.

What difference will you make?

  • Build Awareness: Shine a spotlight on our work and the spaniels we rescue.
  • Grow Our Community: Attract new followers, supporters, and volunteers who share our dedication to spaniels.
  • Drive Support: Create engaging content that inspires donations, volunteer involvement, and adoptions.

Your contributions will make a real difference to the lives of spaniels and the people who care for them!

What are we looking for?

  • Social Media Expertise: Excellent knowledge and hands-on experience with various social media platforms.
  • Genuine Passion: A love of dogs, a commitment to animal rescue, and the ability to foster a positive online community.
  • Effective Communicator: Strong written skills to craft warm, concise, on-brand messages.
  • Creative Eye: Basic graphic design and video editing abilities (e.g., Canva or phone apps) to create engaging visual content.
  • Proactive & Empathetic: Responsive, initiative-taking, with a deep understanding and compassion for others.

What will you be doing?

  • Be the voice and shield of Spaniel Rescue Foundation online.
  • Respond promptly to comments and messages, acknowledging supporters and building loyalty.
  • Moderate channels to uphold the charity\'s values, removing harmful comments and managing users.
  • Engage with spaniel and rescue-related content to expand reach and connect with supporters.
  • Share compelling stories and spotlights on volunteers, fosterers, and adopters, using personal anecdotes and real photos/videos.
  • Bring your creativity and ideas to help shape our communications and marketing strategies.
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