This is a multi-faceted job involving strong news judgment, digital community building, conversation moderation, story editing, project management, audience engagement, data analysis, strategic thinking, multimedia and product decision-making. You will play an important role in bringing our audience together around our journalism and incorporating those contributions into our coverage.
You will report to the New Audience Chief and work closely with her to use industry trends, technology developments and data/analytics to help create our digital community strategy. Together, you will work on initiatives that grow and engage different audiences, including women, young professionals, young investors and diverse communities.
You will oversee the head of the Audience Voices team, which moderates conversations on WSJ stories and engages regularly with audiences. The work will also involve collaboration with the Journal’s product, design and engineering teams to create the best possible experience for conversation on WSJ.com and WSJ’s mobile apps. These conversations are mainly based in our comments section, but we are experimenting with virtual communities on other platforms.
The deputy editor will also oversee the WSJ Noted. Adviser Network on LinkedIn, the Noted Contributor Network and the Women In community. The work involves setting and executing on the engagement strategies for these targeted communities, in close collaboration with important partners across the organization. With the Noted Contributor Network of young professionals, you will also organize call-outs for submissions, edit their pieces and get them ready for publication.
Central to the role is leadership and organization around consistent moderation and around raising the level of discourse among our audience. You will use solid news judgment and knowledge of audience data to make decisions, while leveraging the depth and breadth of our journalism to engage audiences. Goals of this position will be tied to supporting the Journal’s growth and active day goals for audiences.
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While you may be asked to start remotely, the role will eventually be based in New York. To apply, please submit your resume and a cover letter explaining your interest in the role.
To apply, go here.
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