The Washington Post Opinions section seeks an audience strategy editor who will connect commentary on a wide range of topics with online audiences and help craft and implement digital strategies.
As a member of Opinions’ audience strategy team, the editor will collaborate across the section and organization to elevate our opinion journalism, for Washington Post subscribers and new audiences alike. These editors split their time between working on daily curation and strategy: packaging stories on the washingtonpost.com homepage and Opinions section page, in newsletters and for search engines, and developing strategies around news events and newsmaker op-eds; projects: working to elevate special Opinions features, making sure they’re fully optimized and pitched to reach as many readers as possible and exploring new ways to make an impact with key targets; and working on strategies for specialized areas of focus, which may include homepage curation and tooling, newsletters, search engine optimization and recirculation strategy, crafting CMS best practices, reader engagement experiences and more. This editor will make decisions based on real-time and historical analytics, and reports to the director of audience strategy for Opinions.
The audience strategy team crafts best practices for Opinions editors; columnists; cartoonists; and guest writers — always with our readers front of mind. They are ambassadors for new tools to execute and elevate our opinion journalism, and should consistently be on the lookout for ways to innovate with our products and presentation.
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