Could you help SSAFA reach more supporters and raise greater awareness of our services through the magic of social media and digital marketing? Then we would like to hear from you!
What is a Digital Marketing Volunteer?
There are SSAFA branches and service committees throughout the UK and overseas. We use local microsites and social media to raise awareness of our services, raise funds and find new volunteers. Digital Marketing volunteers help us maximise our message, keep content up to date and increase traffic to our sites.
When would you be needed and where would you be based?
As part of your local branch you might have access to an office, but many volunteers are based at home.
The role would suit someone looking for a flexible volunteering opportunity as times and days could fit in around work and other commitments to suit you.
What would you be doing?
- As part of a team of volunteers, maintain branch microsites and social media feeds
- Look at ways to increase traffic to microsites and improve SSAFA’s digital brand
- Keep content current and accurate
- Support and maintain the SSAFA brand by consistently using our brand guidelines and tone of voice
- Working with the digital marketing team, interpret analytical data to develop local communication plans
- Working with local SSAFA branches, build social media channels and integrate on-line and off-line activity to best effect
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