Part-Time Social Media Manager (Facebook) – Long-Term

We are looking for a part-time Social Media Manager to help us run a large Facebook page (230,000+ followers) about Paris. The goal is to create viral content that gets high engagement and attracts people to our website.

About the Job:

You will be responsible for finding and scheduling engaging content about Paris—beautiful photos, historical facts, cultural insights, and travel recommendations.
- Work hours: 4 hours per day, Monday to Friday (20 hours per week)
- Fully remote – Work from home
- Long-term job with growth potential
- No prior experience required, but a strong eye for visuals is essential

Responsibilities:

- Find high-quality photos of Paris from various sources
- Select visually striking images that will capture attention and drive engagement
- Edit images (if needed) using Canva
- Write clear, engaging captions (we provide examples + AI tools to help)
- Schedule posts

What We’re Looking For:

- Strong visual sense – You should have a good eye for photography and know what makes an image stand out
- Good English writing skills – You don’t need to be a writer, but you should be able to craft clear, engaging text
- Comfortable using online tools – We’ll provide training, but you should be open to learning new software
- Reliable and detail-oriented – Choosing the right images and formatting posts correctly is key
- Laptop or desktop computer required – This job cannot be done on a phone or tablet
- Knowledge of Paris is a big plus – If you’ve been there or studied it, that’s great. If not, you must be eager to learn. Our audience knows the city very well, so accuracy matters

How to Apply:
- Start your application with “Hey Paris!” (to show you read this)
- Tell us why you’d be a great fit for this role
- Show any relevant experience – If you’ve worked with social media, photography, or visual content, we’d love to see examples
- If you could visit any Parisian museum that’s not the Louvre or Orsay, which one would it be and why?
- Which bridge in Paris do you find the most interesting and why?