Mission Finding Specialist | United States | Part-Time
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints · United States · 1 mo ago
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Responsibilities
- Optimize Meta ad campaigns using downstream indicators, scaling high-performing ads and discontinuing ineffective ones.
- Partner with missions to create and publish high-intent ads and guide creative decisions using performance data.
- Troubleshoot and resolve backend and frontend referral contacting issues to improve contact success rates.
- Connect and verify lead flows into the Preach My Gospel App (formerly Area Book App).
- Support referral secretaries and social media leaders in elevating execution and consistency in referral response across missions.
- Collaborate with team members to ensure timely, high-quality support across multiple missions.
- Lead weekly planning and report key insights, priorities, and performance shifts.
Qualifications
- Strong analytical skills; able to synthesize complex information into clear takeaways.
- Proactive, organized, and detail-oriented in fast-paced environments.
- Skilled at managing multiple projects and stakeholders simultaneously.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including with senior leaders.
- Proficient with Messenger, Whatsapp, Zoom, and other online communication tools.
- Demonstrated training and instructional ability.
- Educational background: Completed full-time missionary service, holds and maintains a current temple recommend, and completed Preach My Gospel chapter 8.
- Experience: Experienced in publishing and optimizing ads in Meta Ads Manager, experienced in a social media leader, referral secretary, or similar missionary social media role, understanding of direct-response marketing best practices.
- Preferred: Creative portfolio (video, photo, design, etc.).
About the role
Mission finding specialists are entry-level, individual contributors who improve the effectiveness of localized advertising and referral contacting across multiple proselyting missions. This role directly influences how quickly individuals are reached, how effectively missions use digital tools, and how many meaningful teaching opportunities are created.