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Calling all ad men and women! Here Media is on the hunt for a new senior advertising director to oversee the western region from its L.A. office.

In this role, you’ll manage the L.A. sales team, who is responsible for identifying, developing, maintaining and managing assigned accounts. You’ll work with clients and agencies, while collaborating with the print, online and mobile sales and marketing and promotional teams to reach your goals.

To land the gig, you’ll need at least seven years of ad sales experience, with at least five years in the digital space and three years in management. Here needs someone with major contacts and solid industry relationships, who thrives under pressure. Expert problem-solvers and negotiators should apply here.

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Here’s a job that’s worth geeking out over. Wired is on the hunt for a new senior editor of entertainment and culture. Who wouldn’t want this gig?

To be considered, you need to be immersed in technology and geek culture. Just because you saw Source Code and have an iPad doesn’t mean you’re a shoo-in. You need to have enviable contacts in the industry, and be passionate about what goes down in the indie and mainstream worlds.

You also need to live in the San Francisco area (or be willing to relocate), as the job is completely hands-on. You should at least five years of related experience, and the ability to create multimedia content — we’re talking print, Web, video, podcasts and more. Interested? Apply here.

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Well isn’t this a pleasant surprise? Demand Media CEO Richard Rosenblatt sent out a tweet this morning asking for experienced feature writers. Demand Media is a notorious content farmer, paying writers according to the amount of hits their stories get around $5 to $20 a post–so at first we didn’t pay it much attention. But then we saw on Romensko that Rosenblatt plans to really pay these writers he’s looking for. Pay them…like…actual money.

From Demand Media’s job listing:

Demand Media has introduced new payment rates for feature stories. Features writers earn up to $350 for their stories, depending on factors like the experience required to write the story, the complexity of the topic and length of the story. Like all creative professionals who work for Demand Media, feature writers are paid within two business days of their articles being approved by Demand Media’s editorial staff.

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If your idea of heaven is being immersed in top chefs and real housewives, Bravo has the perfect job for you. The channel is looking for a new creative director of on-air promotion to join its Burbank office.

The gig will require you to lead and manage a team of writers, producers and editors, overseeing script development and editing, as well as graphic design and audio. You’ll lead concept development for various promo shoots and work with outside vendors on your projects, while collaborating with other Bravo departments.

To land the gig, you’ll need at least six years of experience in on-air promotion at a broadcast network or entertainment cable network, as well as a minimum four years of experience shooting, conceiving and overseeing live shoots. Make sure you’re familiar with Bravo’s tone and voice, and highlight your most innovative and inspirational qualities when you apply here.

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Malibu magazine is looking for a charmer, a people person. Someone who has the smarts, the savvy and the connections to make it in the world of ad sales. If this describes you, keep reading.

The bi-monthly glossy is in search of an experienced advertising sales representative to build upon and service an existing client base, including major accounts in Southern California. The mag caters to affluent readers, so your clients are going to reflect that. The question is: can you deliver?

If you’re a hard-working, fun individual with demonstrated experience in sales, this gig may just be for you. The goal is to back a distinct and upscale publication with your fortitude. If you’re up for the challenge, apply here.

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Home is where the heart is with this position. Restoration Hardware is looking for a new director of digital marketing to join its Corte Madera, Calif. office.

If hired, you’ll lead all digital marketing efforts in support of multi-channel properties, including acquisition, retention and reactivation efforts. You’ll be responsible for developing and implementing strategic programming plans to increase traffic and engagement, audience growth/acquisition and heightened digital brand awareness. Of course, you’ll also oversee email marketing, SEM, SEO, strategic partnerships and more.

To be considered, you’ll need at least five years of digital marketing experience in marketing, at an ad agency or within a luxury brand. Experience managing and mentoring a small staff is another must-have. Are you an innovative individual who can lead cross-company efforts under deadline with a smile? Apply here.

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Makeup lovers, listen up! TotalBeauty.com looking for an executive editor to lead editorial development and programming for the site from its Santa Monica office.

In this position, you’ll be responsible for daily health and beauty coverage, creating traffic-driving stories and content like photo galleries, quizzes and videos. Aside from overseeing the overall content experience of the site, you’ll also manage content partnerships with Yahoo! Shine, MSN.com, AOL and more.

To be considered, you should have five to ten years of experience in an online editorial environment, with a strong writing, editing and reporting background. The ideal candidate can handle tight deadlines with grace and accuracy, and has a true passion for health and beauty journalism. Interested? Apply here.

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Calling all culinary enthusiasts! eHow.com is looking for a new content editor to join its food channel. The job is located in Santa Monica.

In this role, you’ll be expected to maintain the editorial integrity, style and voice of the vertical. You’ll manage the publication of original and repackaged content, while writing regular blog posts, feature articles, promotional headers and blurbs for site and its social media initiatives.

To be considered, you should have a minimum of four years of publishing experience under your belt in online, print or broadcast. Of course, you’ll need to have a strong food writing and editing background, and at least two years of experience developing food content. Those who are passionate about cooking and culinary trends should apply here.

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If you’re ready to kick you career into high gear, the National Hot Rod Association needs you. The organization is looking for a new director of public relations to join its Glendora team.

In this role, you’ll be responsible for creating innovative press campaigns that can help elevate exposure for the drag racing body. You’ll pitch local and national outlets on 22 national events, including the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series, the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series and the NHRA Get Screened America Pro Mod Drag Racing Series. NHRA owns and operates five racing facilities around the country for which you’ll also maintain media relations.

To land this gig, you’ll need five or more years of PR experience, preferably in a motorsports environment. You should be able to work independently to develop creative ideas, and be able to communicate your programs with all levels of management, external track officials, sponsors, drivers and team PR representatives. Team players who love to travel should apply here.

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If you’re entrenched in Los Angeles and have great journalistic judgment, NBC LA needs you. The network is looking for a booker to join its Burbank team.

In this role, you’ll book a wide variety of newsmakers, experts and guests from various fields, including politics, business, technology, social media, entertainment, public affairs, health and medicine. In addition to writing introductions and questions, you’ll also conduct pre-interviews, secure facilities for remote interviews and arrange transportation for guests.

To be considered, you’ll need to have at least five years of live broadcasting experience. You should be interested in current events, and be a super sleuth when it comes to tracking people down and researching information. Team players who have a nose for news, as well as existing relationships with VIPs in the LA area, should apply here.

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