JOB ALERT: We need a content distribution expert
The Goodwood Road and Racing (GRR) digital team has an opportunity for a content distribution expert to join its ranks. If you want to help shape the conversation between Goodwood and new digital audiences, step this way…
We’re looking for a freelance Distribution Manager, to help syndicate our incredible motorsport, tech and lifestyle content to a passionate and ever-expanding digital audience. This is about more than just motoring and motorsport so a wide range of interests is a must.
As Distribution Manager, you’ll also be tasked with working on increasing the breadth and variety of our content output, helping to identify, craft and syndicate content for new audiences and demographics. Goodwood’s is a cap of many feathers, not just historic motorsport. We want to reach enthusiasts of tech, sustainability and vintage fashion, amongst others, which represent the breath of content at the Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard, Members’ Meeting and Revival events.
This is a very collaborative role, so you’ll be working alongside the Social Media Manager, in addition to our team of writers, editors, videographers and photographers to present Goodwood and its flagship events to the world. Goodwood’s online audience, numbering in the millions, will be yours to engage with and build upon.
If doing all of that from front-row seats to the greatest motoring spectacles on Earth sounds like your kind of work, get applying here...
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