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Sr. Brand & Content Manager

Taskrabbit

San Francisco, CA · full time · Senior

$142,000 – $189,000

Listed on Taskrabbit’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

Taskrabbit is seeking a senior manager to develop and oversee the brand's content strategy across multiple channels, creating a unified narrative system that guides how the company communicates with customers, taskers, and partners. This role suits someone who can translate brand positioning into actionable content architecture, lead cross-functional teams, and originate campaign concepts while balancing creative vision with analytical rigor.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 7+ years in content strategy, brand marketing, or editorial roles
  • Translate brand positioning into actionable content systems
  • Manage cross-channel content (social, video, CRM, PR, editorial)
  • Build and scale content programs
  • Understand content performance across platforms
  • Work cross-functionally with creative, growth, and product teams
  • Strong storytelling with creative taste and analytical rigor
  • Operate in fast-paced environments and build new systems
  • Build messaging architecture and message maps for team execution
  • Originate campaign concepts and get them greenlit
  • Present rough concepts to leadership and iterate

Nice to have

  • Marketplace, consumer tech, or home/lifestyle brand experience
  • Familiarity with SEO/AEO and AI-driven discovery content
  • Experience with creators or influencer programs
  • Exposure to AI tools for content development and production
  • Proficiency with Asana or similar project management tools

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