Every great team needs someone who can ignite the crowd, pump up the players, and make sure the energy never dips — and inside
Country Wide Hybrid, that person is the Social Media Manager. If the
General Manager sets
the vision and the Head Coach runs the drills, the Social Media Manager is the one who turns each collector’s effort into a
highlight reel moment. They’re the voice in the arena, the spark in the feed, and the hype that keeps the CWH community
buzzing day after day.
At CWH Country Wide Hybrid, we believe every collector deserves to feel like they’re part of something big —
something with energy, momentum, and heart. The Social Media Manager is the one who brings that heartbeat to life. They take
stories from the Load Board, victories from the 5-a-Week Challenge, and breakthroughs from the community,
and amplify them to the whole hobby. When a collector makes progress, this is the person who helps the world see it. When a
new lesson is launched, they bring it to the field with flair. When someone drops a clean listing or sells a tricky card, the
Social Media Manager turns it into a share-worthy moment.
The Job Description — Turning Listings Into Loud Moments
While other roles focus on operations, structure, or strategy, the Social Media Manager focuses on
emotion, excitement, and connection. They manage community posts, create content, monitor conversations,
respond with enthusiasm, and keep the CWH spirit visible across every platform.
They are the bridge between collectors and the outside world — the megaphone that helps individual effort become community
momentum. When the Social Media Manager steps into a Facebook group, a reel, a story, or a hobby thread, they bring the
entire CWH energy with them. Their job is to turn a quiet listing into a loud moment, a small win into something worth
celebrating, and a weekly routine into something people want to talk about.
This role isn’t just about posting graphics or hashtags — it’s about understanding the rhythm of the community and
amplifying it in a way that feels natural, exciting, and authentic. They help the collectors who are grinding every week
feel seen, valued, and appreciated. They highlight progress, encourage engagement, and make sure no victory goes unnoticed.
The Personality — The Voice of CWH Out in the Wild
The Social Media Manager carries the CWH flag into every corner of the hobby world. They speak the culture.
They live the momentum. They bring a tone that’s fun, welcoming, motivating, and honest. Their style isn’t corporate — it’s
community-driven, hype-focused, and collector-first.
They’re the person who sees a collector post a big sale and responds with a shoutout. They’re the one who turns a 5-a-Week
submission into a teaching moment for new sellers. They cheer, they celebrate, and they push the energy forward.
In short: they turn effort into energy — and energy into momentum.
Daily Responsibilities — Running the Social Side of the Playbook
The Social Media Manager works across the full CWH ecosystem, keeping the channels active and the community excited. Their
day might include:
- Highlighting Load Board wins with fun captions and emojis
- Turning a collector’s “before and after” listing improvement into a teaching moment
- Sharing progress from the 5-a-Week Challenge
- Posting reels about supplies, tips, and real-world listing examples
- Responding to comments with hype, encouragement, and clarity
- Posting reminders that keep collectors on schedule and in the game
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Amplifying the CWH values:
Grit, Community, Honesty, Discipline, and Growth
They also play a key role in social listening — picking up on trends, answering questions, helping new
collectors navigate the platform, and engaging with the broader sports card community in a way that promotes transparency
and trust.
When the community wins, they make it visible. When the hobby shifts, they help CWH respond. When someone feels stuck, they
help motivate. The Social Media Manager isn’t just posting content — they’re building a
culture of energy, support, and progress.
Showing Up for 5-a-Week, Right Alongside the Community
The Social Media Manager doesn’t just talk about momentum — they live it. By staying close to the
5-a-Week listing rhythm, they see what collectors are posting, which cards are getting traction, and what
stories deserve the loudest spotlight. That weekly pulse is what fuels the captions, reels, and shoutouts you see across
CWH channels.
Instead of treating the 5-a-Week Challenge like a background stat, the Social Media Manager treats it like a highlight
package: real cards, real effort, real progress. Those submissions become the raw footage for stories, spotlights, and
social posts that help the whole community learn from each other.
📣 5-a-Week Social Spotlight Highlights
Want to see how 5-a-Week turns into shareable hobby energy? Watch how the Social Media Manager uses live submissions to
create a rolling “social highlight reel” for the CWH community:
- Feature posts that turn solid 5-a-Week listings into scroll-stopping graphics and reels
- Captions that celebrate progress while quietly teaching better titles, photos, and pricing
- Spotlights on collectors who keep showing up week after week — even when life gets busy
- Side-by-side improvements that show how listings evolve as people follow the CWH Playbook
- Short hype messages that remind everyone: five cards this week, five more next week
Think of it like watching game film for your social presence — every shoutout, clip, and carousel is built from the same
5-a-Week work you’re doing in your own store.
See the Latest 5-a-Week Highlights
↗︎
The Heart of the Role — Building a Loud, Supportive, Collector-First Culture
CWH isn’t just a place to submit listings — it’s a community where collectors get better together. The Social Media Manager
protects that culture by making sure the tone stays positive, honest, inclusive, and motivating.
When people scroll through CWH’s posts, they should feel something:
excitement, support, belonging, momentum. The Social Media Manager makes that possible. They help shape the
brand not through policies or playbooks, but through energy — the thing that makes progress fun and keeps collectors coming
back.
At the end of the day, the Social Media Manager is more than a content creator. They’re the
voice of CWH, the hype leader of the community, and the person who makes sure everyone —
from rookies to veterans — feels like they’re part of something big.
Social Media Manager
The Hype Captain of CWH
The Social Media Manager keeps the crowd loud. They create content, manage community posts, highlight Load Board wins, and bring life to every platform. Their job is to turn quiet listings into loud moments, helping collectors get the spotlight they’ve earned.
Every great team needs someone who can ignite the crowd, pump up the players, and make sure the energy never dips — and inside Country Wide Hybrid, that person is the Social Media Manager. If the General Manager sets the vision and the Head Coach runs the drills, the Social Media Manager is the one who turns each collector’s effort into a highlight reel moment. They’re the voice in the arena, the spark in the feed, and the hype that keeps the CWH community buzzing day after day.
At CWH Country Wide Hybrid, we believe every collector deserves to feel like they’re part of something big — something with energy, momentum, and heart. The Social Media Manager is the one who brings that heartbeat to life. They take stories from the Load Board, victories from the 5-a-Week Challenge, and breakthroughs from the community, and amplify them to the whole hobby. When a collector makes progress, this is the person who helps the world see it. When a new lesson is launched, they bring it to the field with flair. When someone drops a clean listing or sells a tricky card, the Social Media Manager turns it into a share-worthy moment.
The Job Description — Turning Listings Into Loud Moments
While other roles focus on operations, structure, or strategy, the Social Media Manager focuses on emotion, excitement, and connection. They manage community posts, create content, monitor conversations, respond with enthusiasm, and keep the CWH spirit visible across every platform.
They are the bridge between collectors and the outside world — the megaphone that helps individual effort become community momentum. When the Social Media Manager steps into a Facebook group, a reel, a story, or a hobby thread, they bring the entire CWH energy with them. Their job is to turn a quiet listing into a loud moment, a small win into something worth celebrating, and a weekly routine into something people want to talk about.
This role isn’t just about posting graphics or hashtags — it’s about understanding the rhythm of the community and amplifying it in a way that feels natural, exciting, and authentic. They help the collectors who are grinding every week feel seen, valued, and appreciated. They highlight progress, encourage engagement, and make sure no victory goes unnoticed.
The Personality — The Voice of CWH Out in the Wild
The Social Media Manager carries the CWH flag into every corner of the hobby world. They speak the culture. They live the momentum. They bring a tone that’s fun, welcoming, motivating, and honest. Their style isn’t corporate — it’s community-driven, hype-focused, and collector-first.
They’re the person who sees a collector post a big sale and responds with a shoutout. They’re the one who turns a 5-a-Week submission into a teaching moment for new sellers. They cheer, they celebrate, and they push the energy forward.
In short: they turn effort into energy — and energy into momentum.
Daily Responsibilities — Running the Social Side of the Playbook
The Social Media Manager works across the full CWH ecosystem, keeping the channels active and the community excited. Their day might include:
They also play a key role in social listening — picking up on trends, answering questions, helping new collectors navigate the platform, and engaging with the broader sports card community in a way that promotes transparency and trust.
When the community wins, they make it visible. When the hobby shifts, they help CWH respond. When someone feels stuck, they help motivate. The Social Media Manager isn’t just posting content — they’re building a culture of energy, support, and progress.
Showing Up for 5-a-Week, Right Alongside the Community
The Social Media Manager doesn’t just talk about momentum — they live it. By staying close to the 5-a-Week listing rhythm, they see what collectors are posting, which cards are getting traction, and what stories deserve the loudest spotlight. That weekly pulse is what fuels the captions, reels, and shoutouts you see across CWH channels.
Instead of treating the 5-a-Week Challenge like a background stat, the Social Media Manager treats it like a highlight package: real cards, real effort, real progress. Those submissions become the raw footage for stories, spotlights, and social posts that help the whole community learn from each other.
📣 5-a-Week Social Spotlight Highlights
Want to see how 5-a-Week turns into shareable hobby energy? Watch how the Social Media Manager uses live submissions to create a rolling “social highlight reel” for the CWH community:
Think of it like watching game film for your social presence — every shoutout, clip, and carousel is built from the same 5-a-Week work you’re doing in your own store.
See the Latest 5-a-Week Highlights ↗︎
The Heart of the Role — Building a Loud, Supportive, Collector-First Culture
CWH isn’t just a place to submit listings — it’s a community where collectors get better together. The Social Media Manager protects that culture by making sure the tone stays positive, honest, inclusive, and motivating.
When people scroll through CWH’s posts, they should feel something: excitement, support, belonging, momentum. The Social Media Manager makes that possible. They help shape the brand not through policies or playbooks, but through energy — the thing that makes progress fun and keeps collectors coming back.
At the end of the day, the Social Media Manager is more than a content creator. They’re the voice of CWH, the hype leader of the community, and the person who makes sure everyone — from rookies to veterans — feels like they’re part of something big.