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-Selecting the best new posts to share on Facebook.
-Finding external content relevant to our audience to share.
-Help promote WIL events via social media messaging.
-Create posts on other content as requested.
-Make minor edits to OLC articles before sharing, as required.
-Assist in brainstorming and the eventual implementation of contests and campaigns.
-Tracking the growth of OLC social media channels and efforts.
-Other minor site edits and updates, as necessary.
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