u/No_Extension1000

We're a growing creative agency in Kanpur looking for a Social Media Executive to join our team.

We're looking for someone who:

• Understands Instagram and Facebook

• Can write captions and plan content

• Keeps up with social media trends

• Is eager to learn and grow

This is an on-site opportunity in Kanpur.

If you're interested, comment "Interested" or send me a DM with a short introduction about yourself and any work you've done (portfolio is a plus, but not mandatory).

If you know someone who'd be a great fit, please tag them.

We're looking for a Social Media Executive based in Kanpur to join our team.

If you enjoy creating content, managing social media, staying on top of trends, and want to grow in a fast-paced environment, we'd love to hear from you.

If this sounds like you, please fill out the form below:

👉 Google Form Link - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfGcL\_7TY0OfaL8rZvwjBHdrJHB6NPcWrFj2jw3H43mxDOQXg/viewform

We'll review every application and reach out to shortlisted candidates. Feel free to ask any questions in the comments.

Hey everyone,

I keep seeing websites with insanely smooth motion graphics in the hero section, the kind of polished animation Stripe does so well.

I want to build that same kind of feel for my own website, but I am not just asking for inspiration. I want the actual process.

How are you guys approaching this with vibe coding?

Specifically, I am trying to understand:

- What tools or stack you use for these motion heavy hero sections

- How you plan the animation before coding it

- How much of it is manual vs generated by AI

- How you keep it looking premium instead of cheesy

- What libraries, prompts, or workflows actually work in real projects

Right now I feel like I am missing the real workflow behind it. I can build a basic UI, but creating that smooth, cinematic motion graphics look is a different game.

If you have built something like this, can you share your process step by step? Even a rough workflow would help a lot.

Would love to see how others are doing it, especially with vibe coding.

I genuinely want to know...I appreciate all of your help in this..

So we're a small but fast-growing digital agency based out of Kanpur, Wings Media. We build websites and run social media for local businesses — Property Dealers, Architects, Doctors, Jewelers, Restaurants, that kind of thing. Real clients, real work, real money.

We're now hiring a Social Media Executive, and before you close this tab thinking it's another "digital marketing internship for exposure" post, hear me out.

What the job actually is:

You'll be managing Instagram and Facebook for our clients. Writing captions. Making reels, carousels, and posts on Canva. Basically, you keep their digital presence alive and growing.

Who we're actually looking for (honest version):

→ You scroll Instagram/YouTube for fun, not just "professionally."

→ You notice what reels go viral and actually think about why

→ You've used Canva before — even for personal stuff is fine

→ You can write captions that don't sound like a 2010 press release

→ Fresher or max 6 months experience is totally fine

META ADS DASHBOARD KNOWLEDGE IS A BIG PLUS

We're NOT looking for someone who did a "Digital Marketing Certificate" and memorized a textbook. Attitude and instinct > resume.

What you'll NOT have to deal with:

✗ Soul-crushing corporate hierarchy

✗ "Yaar pehle 3 months unpaid karo"

✗ A boss who doesn't understand what a reel even is

Pay:

₹8,000–₹12,000/month to start (based on skills). Room to grow fast if you're actually good — we mean that.

Work mode: Kanpur-based, Onsite, Full-time.

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Our office at Tilak Nagar, in front of Emerald Garden

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DM me here

Kanpur mein accha kaam milna mushkil hai — we're trying to change that, at least for the right people. 🤝