Vacancy: Web content assistant
Athletics Weekly | online
Location: Nationwide / home-based
Salary: Depending on experience
Job type: Freelance
About the role
To assist in the smooth running and weekly maintenance of Athletics Weekly‘s website. To push forward the future development of the website. To help coordinate e-campaigns and data lists. To create graphics for Athletics Weekly‘s website apps.
Knowledge and experience
The ideal candidate would have a background in web development with at least some basic design experience. Knowledge of PHP, CSS, HTML and WordPress is required with experience of content management systems, e-campaign software and online advertising management. An interest in athletics is advantageous but by no means a prerequisite.
To apply
Contact jason.henderson@athleticsweekly.com with your CV and details of your experience, availability and salary expectations.
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