Join Swiftwater City Roleplay as Our Marketing Expert!

[Draven Malakai]

Are you a creative mastermind with a passion for community growth and engagement? Swiftwater City Roleplay is looking for a Marketing Expert to help elevate our presence, attract new residents, and build lasting connections. As part of our dynamic team, you’ll play a key role in shaping the future of our vibrant city!
What You’ll Do:

• Develop and implement innovative marketing strategies.
• Increase awareness and participation in city events and activities.
• Create captivating content to showcase the unique features of Swiftwater City.
• Engage with our community across social media platforms to promote growth.
• Work closely with our Founder and other departments to align marketing efforts with city goals.

What We Offer:

• Creative Freedom: Take ownership of campaigns, events, and creative direction without limitations.
• Leadership Opportunity: Influence the growth of Swiftwater City and its roleplay community.
• Networking: Connect with like-minded professionals and passionate roleplayers in the city.
• Skill Development: Gain experience in a variety of marketing disciplines, from digital content creation to strategic campaign management.
• Collaborative Team: Be part of a supportive, motivated team that's dedicated to making Swiftwater City a success.
• Exclusive Access: Enjoy special access to events and unique roleplay opportunities within the city.

Why Swiftwater City?

• A city that thrives on creativity, collaboration, and roleplay.
• A growing community with potential for new projects, events, and campaigns.
• The chance to make a lasting impact and leave your mark on a dynamic virtual world.

Ready to help us grow Swiftwater City into the bustling metropolis it’s destined to be? Apply now and let’s create something amazing together!
Contact: Nightingale.Foxpaws for more info or to apply.

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Result Clause for the Marketing Expert Role
The appointed Marketing Expert will be expected to deliver measurable results within a specified timeframe to ensure the success of Swiftwater City Roleplay's marketing initiatives. These results include:

1. Community Growth: Demonstrate a steady increase in active membership and participation, reflected in:
   • A measurable rise in new residents joining Swiftwater City.
   • Increased attendance at events and activities hosted in the city.
2. Brand Awareness: Successfully elevate the visibility of Swiftwater City Roleplay through:
   • Engaging social media campaigns with consistent reach and interactions.
   • Positive feedback from residents and the broader Second Life community regarding promotional efforts.
3. Creative Outputs: Regularly produce high-quality marketing materials such as:
   • Event flyers, social media posts, or in-world advertisements.
   • Captivating content showcasing the city’s unique features and roleplay opportunities.
4. Collaboration and Reporting: Work closely with city leadership to align marketing efforts with community goals by:
   • Providing biweekly reports on marketing progress and effectiveness.
   • Offering suggestions for improvements based on data insights and community feedback.

Failure to achieve satisfactory results within a reasonable timeframe may lead to a performance review to reassess goals and strategies. Conversely, exceeding expectations will open opportunities for additional responsibilities, recognition, and potential bonuses.


Weekly Stipend

• Light Duties (e.g., 2–5 hours/week): L$1000–L$2500
• Moderate Duties (e.g., 6–10 hours/week): L$2500–L$5000
• Heavy Duties (e.g., 10+ hours/week): L$5000–L$10,000

 

[Casey Pelous]

Pay? Benefits? Requirements?

Spoiler: My guesses ...

Pay: Zippity doo dah. AKA, "Exposure" or "You'll Get Your Name Out There (to other people looking for free work.)"

Benefits: Zippity yay.

Requirements: Infinite.

 

[WeFlossDaily]

I would like to inquire about the pay.

 

[Draven Malakai]

I would like to inquire about the pay.

Weekly Stipend

• Light Duties (e.g., 2–5 hours/week): L$1000–L$2500
• Moderate Duties (e.g., 6–10 hours/week): L$2500–L$5000
• Heavy Duties (e.g., 10+ hours/week): L$5000–L$10,000

 

[WeFlossDaily]

It's more than I thought it would be. I'll pass, though. I'm no good at marketing, time commitments, or structured anything.

 

[Casey Pelous]

Isn't that about three bucks an hour on the high end?

 

[Kamilah Hauptmann]

No dental?

 

[Casey Pelous]

No dental?

Maybe the benefits package was so extensive it would require a separate post.

And maybe I'm Batman.

 

[Free]

And maybe I'm Batman.

 

[WolfEyes]

Just let me know which one of you gets sick first.

 

[Draven Malakai]

Isn't that about three bucks an hour on the high end?

Hi Casey,
I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to take a moment to address something that’s been on my mind regarding your responses on the forum. Your input often carries a tone of negativity that feels counterproductive to fostering a supportive and constructive environment. I’m curious—what motivates this approach? Constructive dialogue can be a powerful tool for collaboration and growth, and I’d love to understand your perspective better.
On the topic of the marketing ad, I believe it’s important to recognize that this role isn’t meant to be a full-time position. Like many opportunities, the results will ultimately depend on the effort and energy one is willing to invest. I encourage you to consider the potential it offers for those who approach it with focus and dedication.
I value your involvement and hope we can work together to create a more positive and effective exchange of ideas moving forward.
Looking forward to your thoughts.
Best regards,
Draven Malakai

 

[WolfEyes]

Oh boy.

 

[Casey Pelous]

Hi Casey,
I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to take a moment to address something that’s been on my mind regarding your responses on the forum. Your input often carries a tone of negativity that feels counterproductive to fostering a supportive and constructive environment. I’m curious—what motivates this approach? Constructive dialogue can be a powerful tool for collaboration and growth, and I’d love to understand your perspective better.

Oh, that's because I'm a cynical, gleefully sarcastic bitch in general. Thanks for asking.

I'm glad we could have this positive and effective exchange of ideas and look forward to further running it up the flagpole, outreaching, touching base, conferencing, and, perhaps, generating actionable insights; or, maybe just putting a pin in it and kicking the can down the road before we move the needle.

On the topic of the marketing ad, I believe it’s important to recognize that this role isn’t meant to be a full-time position. Like many opportunities, the results will ultimately depend on the effort and energy one is willing to invest. I encourage you to consider the potential it offers for those who approach it with focus and dedication.

Sounds like the "potential" is three bucks an hour, part-time or not.

 

[Draven Malakai]

Oh, that's because I'm a cynical, gleefully sarcastic bitch in general. Thanks for asking.

I'm glad we could have this positive and effective exchange of ideas and look forward to further running it up the flagpole, outreaching, touching base, conferencing, and, perhaps, generating actionable insights; or, maybe just putting a pin in it and kicking the can down the road before we move the needle.




Sounds like the "potential" is three bucks an hour, part-time or not.

Hi Casey,
Thank you for your candid response—your self-awareness is both refreshing and appreciated. While I understand that sarcasm can sometimes lighten the mood or add personality to discussions, I believe we could benefit from steering the conversation toward a more constructive tone.
Collaboration and open dialogue are most effective when we focus on actionable solutions and mutual respect. I’d love to hear more of your thoughts on how we can improve or better support each other in this context. Your insights, even when delivered with a touch of cynicism, hold value, and I’d like to ensure they contribute to a productive exchange.
Regarding your comment on the marketing role, I understand that perceptions of opportunity can vary depending on expectations and context. If there are specific concerns you think need addressing, please feel free to share—I’m open to constructive feedback that could help clarify or improve how opportunities are presented.
Looking forward to your thoughts.
Best regards,
Draven Malakai

 

[Casey Pelous]

Ewww! Is it just me or does it smell like corporate all up in here?

 

[Draven Malakai]

Ewww! Is it just me or does it smell like corporate all up in here?

Haha, fair observation! While it might have a hint of "corporate," the goal here is to foster collaboration and share ideas that help us all succeed. If there’s a better way to approach things or if you’ve got ideas to shake things up, I’m all ears. Let’s make this space work for everyone!

 

[Beebo Brink]

Ewww! Is it just me or does it smell like corporate all up in here?

If "Draven Malakai" isn't a marketing bot, then he should be. Although, to be fair, AI probably has a better sense of humor. As roleplay, however, it's absolutely stellar.

 

[Draven Malakai]

If "Draven Malakai" isn't a marketing bot, then he should be. Although, to be fair, AI probably has a better sense of humor. As roleplay, however, it's absolutely stellar.

Hi Beebo,
I assure you, I’m all human – no marketing bot or AI in sight! Though, I’ll admit, a sense of humor might be an area where I could take some tips from our digital friends.
As for the "corporate" vibes, I can understand where you’re coming from, but I do my best to keep things engaging and authentic. After all, roleplay is about immersing in a world that feels real, right?
Thanks for the compliment on the roleplay, though – I’ll take that as a win! If you ever want to swing by Swiftwater City and see it in action, you're more than welcome!
Cheers,
Draven Malakai

 

[Beebo Brink]

Thanks for the compliment on the roleplay, though – I’ll take that as a win!

Not quite so fast there, Draven.

Here's the thing with role-playing, it needs to be consensual. So slipping into a role when you're in a designated RP zone is expected and great performances are applauded. Playing that part on a forum where you're a complete stranger and none of us are entirely sure of your motives... well, that's a different kettle of fish. You risk coming off false and deceptive.

Your unrelenting heartiness and utter tone-deafness as to your audience (our established forum members) is not a fatal mistake, but it's not the smoothest introduction either. Take it down a notch and you'll do better.

 

[Kamilah Hauptmann]

It’s an improvement over prior incarnations:

go troll someone else's thread you retard