The Virtual Assistant will support an ecommerce business by managing ads, social media, and administrative tasks related to Shopify operations.
This is a remote position.
Job Overview:We are seeking a proactive and detail-oriented Virtual Assistant to support an ecommerce business. The ideal candidate should have experience in digital marketing, social media management, and administrative tasks. This role requires proficiency in Shopify, social media platforms, and ad management.
Advertising: Create and run Meta (Facebook) and Google Ads for a Shopify ecommerce store.
Social Media Management: Handle Instagram (IG) and Facebook by scheduling posts, engaging with the audience, and monitoring performance.
Administrative Support: Process orders, answer emails, and manage customer inquiries.
RequirementsRequired Tools & Platforms:
Shopify
Instagram (IG)
Facebook
WhatsApp
Previous experience with Shopify, Meta Ads, and Google Ads.
Strong knowledge of social media marketing and engagement strategies.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Highly organized, able to multitask, and meet deadlines.
Self-motivated with the ability to work independently.
Benefits
Reminders:
- Attaching your resume is optional but highly recommended to ensure the information in your application form is accurate.
- A Loom video is required as clients may request it during the selection process.
- Be sure to complete the skill set section thoroughly—this is crucial for our internal system automation and ensures your application is processed efficiently.
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