Media Content Analyst (Full-Time and Part- Time)

Kickstart Your Career as a Media Content Analyst for Global Brands!

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Fresh Graduates are Welcome to Apply

Are you passionate about storytelling, media trends, and how brands connect with the world? We’re looking for driven and detail-oriented fresh graduates from Marketing, Journalism, or Communications who are ready to dive into the dynamic world of global media. As a Media Content Analyst, you’ll gain hands-on experience in analyzing brand presence, shaping insights, and helping international companies make an impact through powerful content.

Who are we looking for?

  • College Degree holders or work experience in media, journalism, marketing, communications, or any business degree course
  • Passion for reading and writing and who follows multiple media platforms to gather information and keep up with the latest trends in sports, fashion, politics and business news
  • Can work on various shifting schedules and flexible in terms of assigned working days
  • New Graduates are welcome to apply belonging to the top 25% of the class
  • Strong research skills and ability to identify various brands, endorsers, influencers, athletes and famous people on the internet.
  • Excellent attention to detail and ability to work accurately and efficiently with content
  • Solid understanding of the digital space such as social media, TV and other web based applications for information.
  • Previous experience in content tagging, data labeling, or media analysis is a plus
  • Comfortable working with digital tools and content management systems
  • Communications skills should be beyond average and can utilize different applications such as word, PowerPoint, Canva, google docs etc....
We will only process those who are based/residing in the National Capital Region (NCR) and nearby provinces such as Bulacan, Rizal Laguna and Cavite

Your Role

  • Screen and check a diverse range of content coming from multiple media sources and qualify and quantify each data that is relevant to the assigned brand and ensure quality of the captured data.
  • Create news summaries and reports and analyze media communications data to identify topics, trends, patterns, and insights
  • Keep track of the data utilizing various applications report key indicators related to the topic and keep up to date with current events and topic trends.
  • Collaborate with various teams to gather relevant data and provide information that will create accurate reports and meaningful insights
  • The ability to interpret data covering text, image and video based data and provide actionable recommendations based on the analyzed report and enhance communications strategies.
  • Ensure Accuracy and reliability of data through verification process and quality assurance checking of the data and reports.
  • Submit reports on time based on agreed timelines and ensure that reports are properly documented based on industry standard
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