Social Media Specialist: Screen Pilot in Denver

The Social Media Specialist role at Screen Pilot is based in Denver, Colorado, with a full-time salary range of $58,000 to $61,000 a year. Screen Pilot is an integrated digital marketing agency serving hospitality, travel, and leisure organizations across America and Europe. The position supports organic social channels, content creation, community management, trend monitoring, and performance insights.Screen Pilot operates from Denver and London and has worked in hospitality marketing since 2002. Role: Social Media Specialist Employer: Screen Pilot Location: Denver, Colorado Employment type: Full-time Salary: $58,000 to $61,000 per year Focus: Organic social, content creation, community management, trends, and performance insights The specialist joins a company whose client work centers on hotels, resorts, travel brands, and leisure businesses. Social publishing, audience interaction, and channel results connect the role to the wider marketing work. The Social Media Specialist role covers hospitality marketing work in a digital agency setting. Organic posts need a consistent voice, accurate scheduling, and a record of how audiences respond. Community management adds direct interaction to the publishing work, while trend monitoring supplies ideas for future content. Organic Social And Community Work Organic social work starts with the channels a hospitality brand already uses. The specialist prepares content for those channels, keeps the publishing process organized, and responds to audience activity in line with the account's voice and operating rules. Community management makes the role responsible for the public conversation as well as the planned post. Hospitality audiences ask about destinations, rooms, restaurants, amenities, events, and service. A specialist must recognize which comments require a normal response and which need escalation to a client or account team. The work keeps public communication connected to the facts and service standards of the brand. Organic social content and publishing Community management and audience interaction Trend monitoring and content ideas Performance insights and channel reporting Hospitality, travel, and leisure brand support Content For Hospitality Brands Screen Pilot's hospitality clients include hotels, resorts, travel businesses, and leisure organizations. Each account has its own audience, visual language, calendar, and service information. The specialist translates those differences into social content without losing accuracy or consistency. Content work can involve destination information, property experiences, seasonal campaigns, and guest-facing brand messages. A specialist who understands food and beverage content can also work with restaurant, bar, and culinary material inside a hospitality account. Denver social work in this field connects the agency's content team to the businesses and places that guests encounter. The role sits beside account, creative, and performance work rather than operating as an isolated publishing task. Content decisions affect audience response, community questions, and the information a hospitality brand needs to keep current. Trend Monitoring And Performance Insights Trend monitoring gives the specialist a regular way to identify changes in platform behavior, audience interests, and content formats. The work depends on separating a useful trend from a passing topic and matching the idea to the client, its audience, and its service promise. Performance insights turn published content into information for the next calendar. Reach, engagement, audience responses, and other channel signals help the team assess what happened after publication. The specialist can use those records to explain results, identify questions, and support changes to future content. This reporting work gives the full-time role a measurable operating rhythm. Content is prepared, published, observed, and discussed with the wider team rather than left without a record. Screen Pilot's Hospitality Practice Screen Pilot's work spans America and Europe, with offices in Denver and London. The agency has operated since 2002 and focuses on integrated digital marketing for hospitality, travel, and leisure. That client base gives the specialist a workplace where social content is tied to hotels, resorts, destinations, and guest experiences. The company's Denver team works within an international agency structure. A social specialist may need to keep local details accurate while preserving the account's wider brand standards. The work also requires dependable handoffs when a content idea, audience question, and performance result involves another team. Screen Pilot's Social Media Specialist role combines creative production with public communication and measurable channel work. The agency's hospitality focus gives the position a clear subject area, while the Denver base connects it to a wider international team. The role's day-to-day record is built from posts, audience conversations, trend observations, and performance findings. Those four materials give the specialist a defined set of work to discuss during the hiring process. #J-18808-Ljbffr Your Local Food Critic