Prince William and Kate advertise for social media guru to boost online presence

THE Duke and Duchess of Cambridge want someone to boost their social media presence.

Prince William and Kate have advertised for a full-time “digital lead” based at Kensington Palace.



Prince William and Kate advertise for social media guru to boost online presence
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge want someone to boost their social media presence

Prince William and Kate advertise for social media guru to boost online presence
Prince William and Kate have advertised for a full-time ‘digital lead’

Candidates must be creative and have the “ability to handle sensitive information with tact and discretion at all times”.

The Cambridges also want a senior HR manager.

Deadlines for applications are next month.

“This is an exciting opportunity to join the Communications Team to shape and define the Household’s digital strategy,” says the advertisement.



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“This role will be part of a multi-disciplinary team working together to communicate the work of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

“The successful candidate will lead the strategy and management of the official social media channels of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook).”

The job involves: “Leading the overall strategy and management of The Duke and Duchess’ official social media channels; driving compelling, creative and strategic social media content to communicate Their Royal Highnesses’ work to a wide range of audiences.”


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