Campaign Manager/ Journalist/ PR Specialist

• Team of highly skilled journalists turned successful PR specialists 
• Full time role, work from home
• Competitive remuneration based on experience 
• Flexible, genuine work/life balance 

Our team of highly skilled journalists turned successful PR specialists is expanding. We are driven to get outstanding results and have fun while doing it. While we work remotely, we are a tight-knit team that collaborate and get together for regular events and activities. 

Does this sound like you?

You love a challenge and don't take no for an answer – you are persistent and have the drive to get results, seeing hurdles as a challenge to get more creative and come at the problem from a different angle.

You’re organised and can juggle multiple tasks, while also being a self-starter and motivated worker. If something isn’t working, you’ll come up with another angle that gets results because you enjoy using your journalistic skills in a new way. 

Working media contacts will be plentiful as you no doubt have friends and colleagues working in the industry. 

You’ll have a can-do attitude, will be highly motivated, professional and enjoy the flexibility of working from home and managing your own time.

The role

Driving PR campaigns which involve working with individual clients, coming up with story ideas, writing press releases and sourcing and liaising with case studies.

A major part of the role is pitching story ideas and getting on the phone to follow up with journalists and producers in newsrooms across the country. 

Remote work from home office, anywhere in Australia.

Must have at least five years’ experience working in a busy newsroom.

Daily tasks 

• Participating in strategy sessions
• Coming up with newsworthy angles
• Conducting interviews
• Writing newsworthy press releases and pitches
• Sourcing case studies
• Pitching stories to journalists on email and the phone

More about us

In The Media PR is a new style of PR agency working with motivated CEOs and organisations that are really turning up the dial in their industries. In the last five years we have seen quick growth as organisations look to new ways of doing PR and are turned off by the big agency hype.