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Assoc Community Analyst

ALTEN • Full-time • Remote (California, United States, US) • 1w ago

Job responsibilities

40-50 comments per week in Yahoo Finance Community (:160-200 comments per month)
Engage in conversations with community members
Seek out community members with domain-specific expertise, and “interview” them in the comment sections of their posts.
Model respectful discussion, and disagreement, if applicable
Form meaningful relationships between community members
Connect community members with each other who share similar interests by tagging them in the comments of another user's post.
Often two users will post about the same company, but at different times, and not know about each other. As a Community Manager you can connect the two users, which increases retention.
1 text post per week (:4 posts per month)
Highlight things you’ve learned from conversations with community members
Tag the community members in your post, say something you appreciate about them, and link to your discussions.
1 video short per month (once the feature launches. No expectation until the feature launches).
Taken on your phone camera, no special editing. Use a ticker tag if applicable
Talk about a post on Yahoo Finance that you appreciated, and what you learned from it

Communicate feature requests, bug reports and feedback to product org.

Report feedback to Nathan Worden & Eric Pelnik

Use the ‘report post’ feature for content that may break Community guidelines

No special moderation powers are given to Community Manager Contractors. The ‘report post’ feature is available to all users.

This program will exist while the Yahoo Finance Community platform is between 0-100,000 users.

Once the Community reaches 100,000 monthly active users the program will be retired

Quals--

Background Requirements

Community Manager Contractors will possess one of the following traits (doesn’t need to be all).

Have worked in the finance industry

Write about the markets as a full or part-time job

Have a self-published finance newsletter or Youtube channel with at least 100 subscribers

Have a publicly shared portfolio and have been investing their own money for at least 3 years

Are currently majoring in a business-related field in college

Sourcing

During new-user outreach, we come across people who would make good community managers.

Everyone being let into the Community right now has done a video meeting with us, so we are able to assess fit through direct contact.