This job will require you to report on, write vividly about, and ultimately spark conversations centered around the Marketing industry, specifically around our core topics of: social & influencers, TV & streaming, brand strategy, agencies, ad tech & programmatic, or data & tech.
The ideal candidate has a deep understanding of the Marketing industry and an extensive network of industry contacts. You should also have a body of work demonstrating a gimlet eye, a hunger to stay on top of the conversation, and a talent for cleverly explaining inside baseball for an audience that’s largely outside the ballpark.
In this role, you will use your curiosity to investigate intriguing characters and narratives. You will tap your creativity to tell those stories with precise details and memorable prose. You will generate lots of ideas and experiment with different approaches to storytelling, from conventional reported stories and explainers to analytical takeaways, briefs, and visual items. Morning Brew is based in New York City but this role is remote-friendly for all candidates.
QUALIFICATIONS
– Interest and expertise in business writing and reporting (added plus for those who have directly covered the Marketing industry);
– Have a deep and broad source network
– 3-5+ years of reporting experience
– Ability to write in the Morning Brew style (engaging, informative, clever)
– Understanding of how to leverage multiple platforms (email, social media, etc.) to engage with the target audience
– Self-starter attitude with ability to operate in a collaborative, quickly-changing environment
– Combination of attention to detail and creative, strategic thinking
– Excellent communication skills with a mindset for collaboration
– Ability to operate in a high-pressure environment
COMPENSATION $75,000 *Total offer package to include benefits highlighted under our perks section below.
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