Creative Marketing Specialist

Camden, SC
Full Time
Digital Marketing
Mid Level
Create Graphics. Create Content. Create Engagement.

Ready to Bring Brands to Life?

We're not looking for someone to simply schedule social posts and update websites.
We're looking for someone who loves to create. You'll have a hand in how Cantey Foundation Specialists looks, sounds, and shows up across digital channels.

Create visual and digital content, work alongside our photographer/videographer, manage social and website content, support campaigns, strengthen our online presence, and help tell the stories of our customers, teammates, communities, and brands.

If you're someone who can move comfortably between Canva, Adobe, a camera file, social media, a website, and grasp the bigger pictures, we'd like to meet you.

What You'll Create
Social media graphics and campaigns
Website content and updates across company brands
Marketing materials, digital advertisements, and branded assets
Google Business Profile and online listing content
Manage and optimize online business profiles to ensure information is accurate, current, and engaging
Monitor and respond to customer reviews and online communications
Visual content that highlights customer success stories, team culture, and community involvement
Brand-consistent creative assets across all digital channels
Content that increases engagement, visibility, and lead generation
Support marketing campaigns and initiatives across all Cantey brands

What You Bring
2+ years of experience in digital marketing, graphic design, social media, or related fields
Strong graphic design skills and attention to detail
Experience with Canva and/or Adobe Creative Suite
Social media management and content creation experience
Website content management experience
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Excellent organization and project management abilities
Creativity balanced with execution, consistency, and results

Compensation
Highlights: Creative Freedom, Work/Life Balance, High Performance, Fun Work Culture, Year-Round Events
Job Type: Digital Media Specialist
Work Hours: Full-Time, W2 Employee
Hourly Compensation: $20.00 - $24.00 per hour based on experience
Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Disability, Aflac, Matching 401(k), Paid Time Off

Location: Camden, SC | On-Site | M-F 8:00 to 5:00

Why You'll Love It Here
#2 Best Place to Work in South Carolina
Promotion-from-within culture
Continuous training and professional development
Fully staffed marketing team
Team events, celebrations, and CanteyCares involvement
Freedom to be creative and make an impact
Opportunity to help shape the digital presence of a fast-growing company

Founded in 2011, Cantey Foundation Specialists exists to create life-changing experiences for homeowners, teammates, and communities, not just fix foundations. We're creating the future of the construction industry through 1st-class service, an award-winning culture, and life-changing opportunities.

Our culture is unmatched. We are high-energy, team-driven, and built for people who want something bigger than a job. They want to create a career.

With more than 250+ team members across South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama, we're growing fast and creating opportunities for creative professionals who want to grow with us.



Learn more about Cantey Foundation Specialists: Visit Our Website www.canteycanfixit.com
See what makes our culture special:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXoZVYcjtc8
 
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