Content & Marketing Strategist

Bellweather is a creative agency for legacy brands: the nonprofits, cultural institutions, healthcare systems, and government organizations that are part of people’s lives. We’ve spent a decade helping these organizations find what makes them matter and bringing it to life through immersive research, artistic collaboration, and creative work that doesn’t look or feel like anyone else’s.

Our clients include Brooklyn Public Library, MetroPlusHealth, Museum Hue, NYC Votes, and Visit Baltimore, among others. We're a certified woman-owned business and a Webby Award–winning agency.

Our work starts with immersive research and deep listening. We spend time in communities, collaborating with artists, poets, photographers, and filmmakers to find what makes an organization extraordinary. From there, we build strategic platforms and brand identities that our clients can own and carry forward long after the engagement ends.

About the name

Our name combines "bellwether" (a leading indicator) and "weather" (constant change). We help organizations find what makes them extraordinary and give it a platform that lasts.

How we work

Bellweather is a fully remote company. Our team is distributed across the U.S., with most of our collaboration happening in Eastern time. We've built our workflows, meetings, and creative process around remote work from the start.

The role

Do you write the kind of content that makes people trust an institution? Do you want your work to help libraries, hospitals, and civic agencies lead their field? Then we want to hear from you.

Bellweather works with institutions that hold public trust, and our own content has to meet the same standard we set for theirs. We are hiring a Content and Marketing Strategist to do two things well: grow Bellweather through our blog, our social channels, and the proposals that win new partners, and support our clients directly with the social and marketing content their own audiences see.

What you'll do

• Creating content and editorial:

• Writing blog posts and longer-form pieces that show our point of view on creative work in the public trust sectors.
• Turning client projects and research findings into published work that earns attention from the right buyers.

• Owning social strategy and channels:

• Setting the strategy for our agency channels: what we post, where, and why, and what we want each channel to do for the business.
• Writing and scheduling the content, and reading the numbers to keep the plan sharpened.

• Assembling and writing proposals:

• Pulling the right case studies, methodology, and team details into a clean, persuasive document once a project is qualified.
• Writing the connective tissue, the cover letter, and the opening that names the client’s actual problem, so each proposal reads as if it were built for the institution receiving it.

• Supporting client work, as needed:

• Helping on billable client engagements when the work calls for it, most often social content and marketing copy.
• This part flexes. When a proposal is live, proposals come first; client work fills the steadier weeks.

Requirements

• Three to five years in content, marketing, or communications is the right range for this role.

Nice to have

Agency or mission-led experience is a plus, but not required. It matters more that you write clearly, think on your feet, and are not afraid to ask questions.

What we offer

• Comprehensive health benefits package including medical, dental, and vision coverage.
• Unlimited/Flexible PTO
• Fully remote work environment with flexible scheduling, subject to change based on organizational needs.

How to apply

Send your resume, two or three writing samples, and a brief note in the email about why this role interests you to jobs@bellweatheragency.com with the subject line [Content & Marketing Specialist - Applicant Name].

Bellweather is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds and identities.