Managing Social Media for a Thriving DTC Jewelry Brand

Managing Social Media for a Thriving DTC Jewelry BrandManaging Social Media for a Thriving DTC Jewelry Brand

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Anna Cannon

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• 2d

Excited to be stepping in as Social Media Manager for a fast-growing DTC jewelry brand 💫

This role blends content, strategy, and performance, building a system where organic content and paid work together to drive real growth across TikTok and Instagram.

I’ll be focused on: • Creating high-performing short-form content (on and off camera) • Developing repeatable content series that scale • Turning organic winners into paid ads that convert • Supporting key revenue streams: everyday jewelry, permanent jewelry events, and corporate partnerships

Looking forward to building something that not only looks good, but performs. Here's a few slides from my Pitch Deck that landed me the position!

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Riya Patel

• May 10

Fashion reel showcasing a new collection through trend-focused editing, smooth transitions, aesthetic visuals, and engaging storytelling. Highlights skills in social media content creation, reel editing, fashion marketing, and audience engagement.

Follow for more creative content, share your thoughts in the comment, and connect with me for freelance content creation and social media projects.

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Esther Adewumi

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• May 9

Check it out

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Olaoluwa Olanrewaju

• 2d

This is good work

Pradyumn Vaishnav

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• May 9

When we started building Mably, one thing kept frustrating us over and over again.

Client communication was everywhere.

WhatsApp for quick updates. Slack for discussions. Email for approvals. Loom for explanations.

And after a few weeks, both freelancers and clients start losing context.

So while building Mably, we decided every project should have its own built-in chat.

Not because “chat” is a cool feature. But because projects feel smoother when conversations stay connected to the actual work.

Clients can ask questions right where the task, file, invoice, or deliverable exists. Freelancers don’t have to scroll through endless messages trying to find one approval from 3 weeks ago.

A lot of Mably is being built this way honestly — not from startup ideas, but from real frustrations we’ve faced while managing freelance projects ourselves for years.

This is just one small part of what we’re building.

You can have a look here if curious: mably.io 👀

We’re also welcoming a few beta testers right now, so if you’d like to try it for free, let me know.

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