- Pay
- £27–40k
- Where
- Liverpool, Merseyside, GB · GB · Remote · Remote
- Level
- Mid
Make your mark as a Online PR Manager in the PR & Communications sector, based in Liverpool.
Digital coverage decides reputations faster than print ever did.
One bad search result or a missed story on a trending topic can shift how a brand gets talked about overnight.
This growing SME, already established in PR & Communications, is building out its digital press function and wants an Online PR Manager who understands how journalists, SEO and social signals now overlap.
Here's what you'll be doing: Build and run online PR campaigns that land coverage on relevant news sites, trade press and digital publications Pitch stories to journalists and bloggers, tailoring angles to each outlet rather than sending one release to everyone Track backlinks and coverage quality, feeding results back into future campaign planning Work alongside the SEO and content teams to make sure digital PR activity supports wider search goals Monitor press mentions and trending conversations, flagging opportunities and risks as they appear Report on campaign performance to clients or internal stakeholders, translating data into plain conclusions Here are the skills you'll need: Proven experience running online PR or digital communications campaigns A working understanding of SEO, backlinks and how digital PR influences search rankings Strong written English, able to shift tone between a pitch email and a client report Comfortable building relationships with journalists and influencers, and resilient when pitches get ignored Good organisation.
Juggling several live campaigns at once is normal, not occasional Confidence using coverage tracking and media monitoring tools Key perks and benefits: Salary of £26,500 to £39,500, depending on experience Fully remote working, with the flexibility that brings to your week Private medical insurance and pension contribution Annual leave plus flexible working arrangements Bonus scheme and genuine room to grow within a structured, defined role Why pursue a career in PR & Communications?
PR & Communications has shifted hard towards digital, and the people who can bridge journalism, SEO and data are the ones getting promoted fastest.
Liverpool has a genuinely active agency and brand scene, so there's no shortage of ambitious companies nearby doing interesting work.
Good online PR people are still hard to find.
That scarcity tends to pay off.
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