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Social Media & Content Manager
Peachtree Group Hospitality Management
Peachtree Group Hospitality Management is the hotel management division of Peachtree Group, operating hotels across a portfolio of recognized brands. We bring together a passion for hospitality, operational expertise, and a commitment to creating exceptional experiences for our guests. We’re looking for an experienced, creative Social Media & Content Manager to bring those experiences to life through engaging content and help showcase what makes our hotels special.
The Social Media & Content Manager (SMCM) plans, creates and oversees digital content for a portfolio of 20–25 hotels managed by PGHM, along with the PGHM above-property social channels and the vanity websites for portfolio hotels. The SMCM builds awareness for each property and for PGHM, strengthens brand presence across social channels and drives direct bookings.
The SMCM works closely with hotel property teams, Digital Marketing, and Revenue Management, and builds partnerships with travel creators, local tourism boards and lifestyle influencers to extend reach across the portfolio.
Job Responsibilities:
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these essential functions.
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Content Strategy: Develop and execute a portfolio-wide social media and content strategy that supports brand standards, property positioning and direct booking goals.
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Content Calendar Management: Build and maintain multi-channel content calendars for Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and emerging platforms, aligned with seasonality, local events and promotions.
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PGHM Above-Property Social: Plan, build and manage the Peachtree Group Hotel Management (PGHM) above-property social calendar and posting, including company news, hotel openings, awards, team culture and recruitment content.
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Content Creation: Write, design and produce posts, captions, short-form video, reels and stories that showcase each hotel and its destination.
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Direct Booking Support: Partner with Revenue Management to promote packages, offers and need dates. Use trackable links to connect content to website traffic and direct bookings.
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Vanity Website Management: Manage vanity websites for portfolio hotels, keeping content, imagery, offers and booking links current, accurate and on brand. Coordinate updates with web vendors and the Digital team and monitor site traffic and booking conversion.
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Paid Social Support: Provide creative and audience input for paid social campaigns in coordination with the Digital team.
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Influencer and Creator Partnerships: Identify, vet and manage relationships with travel creators and lifestyle influencers, including hosted stays, partner briefs, deliverables and results tracking.
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Tourism and Community Partnerships: Collaborate with local tourism boards, convention and visitors’ bureaus, and community partners on co-marketing opportunities.
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Property Team Collaboration: Serve as the primary social media contact for General Managers and Sales leaders. Train property teams to capture and submit on-site content.
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Community Management: Monitor comments, messages and mentions across all accounts. Respond or escalate within set timeframes and follow crisis communication protocols.
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Brand Compliance: Ensure all content meets brand standards for each hotel flag and PGHM, including platform policies and disclosure rules for sponsored content.
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Analytics and Reporting: Track reach, engagement, follower growth, website traffic and direct bookings driven by social. Report results and recommended actions to leadership.
Core Tasks:
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Weekly content calendar review and publishing schedule for all properties
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Weekly PGHM above-property content calendar review and posting
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Monthly check-in with Revenue Management on need dates, packages and promotions
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Monthly performance report by property and portfolio, with a 30-day content outlook
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Monthly vanity website review of content, offers, imagery and booking links for each hotel
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Monthly touch point with property General Managers on upcoming events, openings and content needs
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Quarterly influencer and partnership plan with goals and measurables
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Quarterly on-property content shoots scheduled across the portfolio
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Daily monitoring of comments, messages and mentions across all accounts
Competencies:
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Strong writing and visual storytelling skills, with an eye for content that drives bookings.
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Hands-on photography and video skills, including mobile shooting and editing.
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Expertise with social scheduling and listening platforms such as Sprout Social, Hootsuite or Meta Business Suite.
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Working knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite, Canva and CapCut or similar editing tools.
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Understanding of Google Analytics 4, platform insights and booking-engine attribution.
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Working knowledge of website content management systems such as WordPress, and basic SEO best practices.
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Ability to organize details for multiple hotels, multiple locations and multiple people. A strong multitasker.
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Communicate in a clear and concise manner with property teams, Marketing, Revenue Management and leadership.
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Sound judgment on brand voice, guest response and sensitive issues.
Physical Demands:
The physical demands of this position include the ability to:
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Sit for extended periods while performing computer-based work.
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Stand and walk during on-property content shoots and events.
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Lift and carry camera and production equipment weighing up to 25 pounds.
Travel:
This position requires 25% travel for property content shoots, partner and influencer activations, and team meetings.
Education and Experience:
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Bachelor's degree in marketing, communications, journalism or a related field, or equivalent experience.
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Minimum 4+ years of social media and content marketing experience, preferably in hospitality, travel or lifestyle brands.
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Experience managing social accounts for multiple brands or locations at the same time.
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Hilton, Marriott, Hyatt and IHG brand experience preferred.
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Portfolio showing original photography, video and written content.
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Industry certifications through various organizations.
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Meta Blueprint, Google Analytics or Sprout Social/Hootsuite certification preferred.
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Experience running influencer and creator programs, including hosted stays.
Additional eligibility requirements:
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Possess general understanding of hotel operations and how operations interact with marketing, sales and revenue.
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Self-motivated with strong time management skills, keen abilities to set and achieve priorities.
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Strong problem-solving skills, ability to effectively manage multiple tasks simultaneously, function well under pressure, ability to remain positive and constructive under stress.
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Excellent verbal and written communication, effective listening, and presentation skills.
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Must be able to work a flexible and adaptable schedule to include evening and/or weekend events and shoots.
Peachtree Group provides a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, disability, and life insurance. We also offer a generous 401(k) retirement match. To support work-life balance, we provide Paid Holidays and Paid Time Off. Additional perks include access to our Employee Assistance Program and Fund.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding H-1B Visa Sponsorship in Social Media Content Creator
Document your degree's direct field alignment
USCIS scrutinizes specialty occupation for creative roles. Pull your transcript and map every relevant course to the content creation duties in the job description. A marketing or communications degree with digital media coursework strengthens the case significantly.
Filter employers by verified LCA filing history
Search Migrate Mate to identify companies that have already filed Labor Condition Applications for content or marketing roles. Past LCA filings signal an employer understands the H-1B process and has legal infrastructure to support your petition.
Check prevailing wage before accepting any offer
Use the OFLC Wage Search to look up the wage level for your SOC code and worksite location before negotiating. Your offered salary must meet or exceed the DOL prevailing wage, and underpaying is grounds for LCA rejection.
Clarify worksite arrangements in writing early
Remote and hybrid content roles create LCA compliance complications. If your employer plans to have you work from multiple client sites or a home office in a different location, they may need to file amended LCAs. Confirm the worksite structure before your I-129 is submitted.
Target E-Verify enrolled employers specifically
STEM OPT extensions require E-Verify enrollment, but even for standard H-1B transfers, E-Verify participation signals an employer routinely hires international workers and has compliant onboarding processes for sponsored employees.
Review the O*NET profile for your occupation code
Your employer's attorney will reference the O*NET occupation profile to justify specialty occupation status. Knowing which SOC code covers your role, and what educational requirements it lists, helps you anticipate RFE risks and build a stronger job description with your employer.
H-1B Visa Social Media Content Creator: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Social Media Content Creator role qualify as a specialty occupation for H-1B purposes?
It can, but USCIS applies heightened scrutiny to creative and marketing roles. The position must normally require at least a bachelor's degree in a specific field like marketing, communications, or digital media, not just any degree. Job postings that list a degree as preferred rather than required weaken the petition. Working with your employer to tighten the job description before filing reduces the risk of a Request for Evidence.
How do I find Social Media Content Creator employers who sponsor H-1B visas?
Migrate Mate filters Social Media Content Creator roles by employers with verified H-1B LCA filing history, so you're only seeing companies that have already sponsored international workers. Companies in tech, media, consumer brands, and digital agencies tend to file most consistently for content roles. Avoiding cold outreach to employers with no prior sponsorship history saves significant time during the job search.
What happens to my H-1B status if my content creator role shifts from in-office to fully remote?
A material change in worksite location generally requires your employer to file an amended H-1B petition with USCIS and post a new LCA at the remote worksite. If you move to a new metropolitan statistical area, an amended petition is required before you begin working there. Failing to amend is an H-1B compliance violation that can affect future petitions and status renewals.
Can a startup or small agency sponsor an H-1B for a Social Media Content Creator?
Yes, company size doesn't disqualify an employer from sponsoring H-1B petitions. Startups and small agencies are cap-subject like any other employer and must go through the lottery unless they qualify for cap-exempt status. The practical risk is financial stability: USCIS can issue an RFE questioning whether a small employer has the ability to pay the prevailing wage, so financial documentation matters more at smaller companies.
What SOC code typically applies to Social Media Content Creator roles under the H-1B?
Most Social Media Content Creator positions are filed under SOC codes for Public Relations Specialists, Advertising and Promotions Managers, or Marketing Specialists, depending on the duties. The SOC code determines the prevailing wage level that the employer must certify on the LCA, so the code your employer's attorney selects affects both compliance requirements and your offered salary benchmark. You can verify occupational requirements in the O*NET profile for whichever code applies.