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ComicBook.com is seeking a Social Media Producer who is obsessed with entertainment, understands internet culture, and knows how to turn breaking news into conversation. This is not a traditional social media role focused on scheduling posts or promoting a brand, it&rsquo;s a key position in our editorial team for someone who thrives in a fast-moving news cycle and instinctively knows what fans want to talk about next (before they know it).We&rsquo;re looking for someone who treats social media as editorial, not marketing: who knows what story is about to break and how ComicBook.com can be first, fastest, and most valuable in that conversation. The ideal candidate is analytical, deeply plugged into geek entertainment and social trends, and uses both data and editorial instincts to identify opportunities that grow our audience.Note to applicants: this role requires flexibility and urgency. Entertainment news doesn&rsquo;t happen on a schedule, and neither do the best opportunities to engage our audience. This role requires someone who naturally keeps a pulse on what&rsquo;s happening across movies, television, gaming, anime, comics, collectibles, and fandom culture, recognizing opportunities whenever they emerge and coordinating with our team. The ideal candidate does not wait to be assigned opportunities, they&rsquo;ll recognize them, act on them, and consistently look for ways to help ComicBook.com lead the conversation.Platform Focuses:<ul><li>Publish breaking news to Facebook quickly and accurately, maximizing audience engagement and referral traffic.</li><li>Build ComicBook.com&rsquo;s X presence into one of the premier destinations for real-time entertainment news, conversation, and breaking updates.</li><li>Develop highly-engaging Instagram and TikTok content that is tailored to each platform and encourages discussion, sharing, and discovery.</li></ul>Responsibilities:<ul><li>Monitor the entertainment landscape throughout the day to identify breaking news, emerging trends, viral moments, and audience conversations before competitors.</li><li>Work closely with editors to ensure the biggest stories receive maximum visibility across every social platform in a timely manner - including follow-up posts and unique spinout social content.</li><li>Use analytics, audience behavior, referral traffic, and platform trends to continually test topics, formats, posting cadence, timing, and content mix to optimize performance and identify opportunities.</li><li>Create platform-specific content beyond sharing articles: creating informative and eye-catching graphics, editing full interviews into engaging social clips, and developing additional social templates that grow our visibility and stand out from the competition.</li><li>Test, measure results, and continually optimize ComicBook.com&rsquo;s social strategy using data and audience insights.</li><li>Stay ahead of platform changes, emerging features, creator trends, and ever-changing best practices across social media.</li></ul>Editorial Collaboration:<ul><li>Surface story ideas, trending topics, and audience interests that can help shape ComicBook.com&rsquo;s editorial coverage.</li><li>Collaborate with editorial and video teams to create impactful social-first content.</li></ul>Preferred Qualifications:<ul><li>2+ years managing social media for a digital publisher, news organization, entertainment brand, or similarly fast-paced content operation.</li><li>Exceptional understanding of X, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and how audiences consume content differently on each platform.</li><li>Strong analytical skills with experience testing and measuring new strategies, plus interpreting engagement, audience, referral, and traffic data to improve performance.</li><li>Excellent news judgment and understanding of our brand lanes to make quick editorial decisions in a fast-moving environment.</li><li>Fluent in all things geek: gaming, comics, television, movies, anime, collectibles.</li><li>Self-motivated and self-directed with the skill of spotting and leading trends before they peak.</li><li>Comfortable working around major entertainment events, breaking news, evenings, weekends, or other high-interest moments when coverage demands it.</li><li>Experience with analytics platforms such as Parse.ly, GA4, Buffer, Hootsuite, or similar tools.</li><li>Experience producing or editing short-form social video is a significant plus.</li><li>Experience with remote coverage of live entertainment events such as Comic-Con, gaming showcases (Nintendo Directs, State of Play), movie premieres, and similar moments.</li></ul>Goals for the Role:<ul><li>X: ComicBook.com becomes a must-follow destination for breaking entertainment news and conversation on X, competing with the industry&rsquo;s leading entertainment news accounts.</li><li>Instagram/TikTok: Instagram and TikTok drive sustained audience growth through engaging, platform-native storytelling.</li><li>Facebook: Grow on-platform engagement and drive meaningful referral traffic to through breaking news posts.</li><li>ComicBook.com&rsquo;s social presence becomes a competitive advantage that strengthens both the brand and the editorial process.</li><li>Social channels consistently identify and capitalize on trending moments ahead of competitors.</li><li>Continuously tests new formats, posting strategies, and emerging platforms to stay ahead of changes in audience behavior.</li></ul>Pay: $3,500.00 - $4,500.00 per monthWork Location: Remote

Social Media Producer - ComicBook.com

Note: We will not review incomplete applications. To be considered: include a link to prior online reporting work and/or a cover letter - plus list five current movie/TV NEWS stories you believe we should be covering (and briefly explain why).ComicBook is seeking a West Coast-based contributor to join our movie/TV team to cover the most, pressing, fan-minded news stories each week. This fully remote position has flexible scheduling options and opportunities for advancement.3 Things You Should Know About the Position Before Applying:<ul><li>Industry insights and analysis are essential to every article that we publish. We are looking for passionate movie and TV experts who can turn their experiences and expertise into informative articles that are packed with smart analysis.</li><li>This is going to be a very fast-moving role and you will wear multiple hats: scanning for breaking news, writing four or more news articles per shift, and moving fast.</li><li>For this specific role, we are seeking an active contributor who is looking to get their foot in the door at ComicBook.com and grow with us.</li></ul>You Will:<ul><li>Be self-directed. At times, you may be a 1-person show - so you'll need to know how to spin a good title and prioritize what should be worked on first, pivoting if a new story breaks.</li><li>Scan for news and write multiple stories during our evening shift to ensure priority stories go up quickly.</li><li>Meet a roughly 45-minute turnaround time on news articles from the time a story drops to when it is up on our site.</li><li>Compose engaging news articles with a focus on what happens and insights into why it matters.</li><li>Work with editors to pitch and develop unique perspectives in order to provide timely coverage of news as it happens.</li><li>Produce clean, engaging copy requiring minimal edits while working with editors to incorporate feedback into future pieces - on the road to self-publishing your work.</li><li>Bring your knowledge and expertise of specific movies and shows to the team to own lanes of coverage.</li><li>Follow editorial guidelines and adapt writing style to site voice (with plenty of room for personal flourishes) as needed.</li><li>Maintain professional standards of communication within our organization.</li></ul>You Have:<ul><li>Prior publishing experience in journalism or other professional writing fields (technical and/or creative).</li><li>A passion for our topic lanes and a fast-moving and opportunistic work ethic.</li><li>A portfolio of past work for us to review.</li><li>Degree and/or certification in English-related education is a benefit but not mandatory.</li><li>Ideas you'd love to find a home for as well as an appreciation for taking on and owning new interests as they emerge.</li></ul>Job Type: FreelancePay: $25.00 - $30.00 per hourBenefits:<ul><li>Flexible schedule</li></ul>Application Question(s):<ul><li>Please list 5 movie/TV stories we should be covering - and briefly explain why.</li></ul>Work Location: Remote

West Coast / Evening Movie & TV News Lead

Note: We will not review incomplete applications. To be considered: include a link to prior online reporting work and/or a cover letter - plus list five current movie/TV stories you believe we should be covering (and briefly explain why).ComicBook is seeking a West Coast-based contributor to join our movie and TV team &amp; help cover the most, pressing, fan-minded news stories each week - as well as contribute regular features and list articles. This fully remote position has flexible scheduling options and opportunities for advancement.2 Things You Should Know About the Position Before Applying:<ul><li>Industry insights and analysis are essential to every article that we publish. We are looking for passionate movie and TV experts who can turn their experiences and expertise into informative articles that are packed with smart analysis.</li><li>For this specific role, we are seeking an active contributor who is looking to get their foot in the door at ComicBook.com and grow with us. Contributors who are looking to publish a few articles per week are encouraged to apply to one of our other available roles.</li></ul>You Will:<ul><li>Scan for news and cover our evening shift to ensure priority stories go up quickly.</li><li>Compose engaging news articles with a focus on what happens and insights into why it matters.</li><li>Write engaging features and list articles - tap into what you know best and share those hot takes and retrospectives with our audiences.</li><li>Work with editors to pitch and develop unique perspectives in order to provide timely coverage of news as it happens.</li><li>Produce clean, engaging copy requiring minimal edits while working with editors to incorporate feedback into future pieces - on the road to self-publishing your work.</li><li>Bring your knowledge and expertise of specific movies and shows to the team to own lanes of coverage.</li><li>Follow editorial guidelines and adapt writing style to site voice (with plenty of room for personal flourishes) as needed.</li><li>Maintain professional standards of communication within our organization.</li></ul>You Have:<ul><li>Prior publishing experience in journalism or other professional writing fields (technical and/or creative).</li><li>A portfolio of past work for us to review.</li><li>Degree and/or certification in English-related education is a benefit but not mandatory.</li><li>Ideas you'd love to find a home for as well as an appreciation for taking on and owning new interests as they emerge.</li></ul>Evening and weekend availability is a huge boon in this position, but is not required. Those able to work during these timeframes will more often be able to do so at their own pace.Job Type: FreelancePay: $15.66 - $26.93 per hourBenefits:<ul><li>Flexible schedule</li></ul>Application Question(s):<ul><li>Please list 5 movie/TV stories we should be covering - and briefly explain why.</li></ul>Work Location: Remote

West Coast / Evening Movie & TV News, Features, & List Writer

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Social Media Producer - ComicBook.com

West Coast / Evening Movie & TV News Lead

West Coast / Evening Movie & TV News, Features, & List Writer