• Support a consistent daily posting rhythm, with flexibility for project-based campaigns and event-driven bursts. • Prepare posts for scheduling (formatting, tagging, links, hashtags where appropriate), and ensure content is publish-ready. • Maintain a rolling 2–4 week draft queue to ensure continuity and reduce last-minute scramble. • Draft first-pass copy for posts aligned to approved themes (events, customer outcomes, market POV, proof points, partner moments, product narratives). • Support basic creative production (simple visuals, carousels, and short clips as needed); collaborate with the in-house Brand Team on direction/templates, and coordinate design support where applicable. • Assist in repurposing content into multiple formats (e.g., LinkedIn post → X thread → YouTube Short script → Instagram caption). • Create and adapt simple, on-brand images for blogs and social (e.g., headers, inline graphics, thumbnails) using tools like Figma and Adobe Creative Cloud, following established brand guidelines. • Engage with relevant ecosystem content (customers, partners, industry voices, competitors) in a professional manner that increases visibility and credibility. • Monitor comments and replies on SingleStore posts; route responses or escalation items to internal owners when needed. • Support coordinated amplification moments by preparing “internal engagement prompts” (e.g., suggested comments, repost guidance) for relevant teams. • Operate within a draft-queue workflow (no direct publishing initially); earn publishing access over time based on performance and trust. • Follow a consistent approval process to ensure voice, accuracy, and compliance. • Maintain a content calendar, campaign checklist, and lightweight process documentation so execution can scale. • Track and summarize performance in a simple weekly/monthly view that includes social inputs: reach, engagement, follower growth, top-performing posts, and notable community interactions; downstream signals (where available): event registrations/attendance, website traffic to key assets, meeting requests, and program influence indicators; qualitative “buyer evidence” signals: internal forwards, sales feedback, comments from target personas, partner/customer engagement patterns.