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marketing-and-sales
Consumer Insights Analyst
A Consumer Insights Analyst investigates what customers need, believe, choose, and experience, then translates evidence into recommendations for business teams.
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government-and-public-services
Contact Tracer
A contact tracer helps public-health teams limit the spread of communicable disease by identifying people who may have been exposed, explaining approved health guidance,…
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marketing-and-sales
Content Analyst
A Content Analyst examines how content is discovered, used, and connected to organizational goals. They turn behavioral data, search demand, editorial inventories, and audience…
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writing-and-editing
Content Approver
A content approver reviews content before publication or release and decides whether it meets defined editorial, brand, legal, policy, accessibility, factual, and workflow standards.
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marketing-and-sales
Content Architect
A Content Architect designs the structure and operating rules that help people find, understand, and use content across digital experiences.
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writing-and-editing
Content Auditor
A Content Auditor systematically reviews digital content to determine whether it is accurate, useful, current, accessible, findable, consistent, and properly governed. They translate findings…
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marketing-and-sales
Content Consultant
A content consultant advises organizations on what content to create, improve, retire, organize, and measure so it serves audiences and business goals. The work…
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writing-and-editing
Content Coordinator
A Content Coordinator organizes the people, materials, deadlines, and publishing steps that turn content ideas into accurate, audience-ready web pages, articles, emails, social posts,…
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media-and-communication
Content Creator
A content creator researches, produces, publishes, and improves material designed to inform, entertain, educate, or influence a specific audience.
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media-and-communication
Content Curator
A content curator finds, evaluates, organizes, contextualizes, and distributes relevant material for a defined audience. They turn an abundance of articles, media, products, resources,…
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