7 jobs on Social Media

 

                

                7 jobs on Social Media

 

    1: Blogger

    Companies often employ bloggers as part of their marketing strategy; an engaging blog provides a friendly public face for the company, while potentially helping the              organization's ranking on Google and other search engines. Writers who work                  primarily on blogs have to be able to turn out attention-grabbing copy that adheres to the organization's voice and style guidelines, while keeping social media and SEO principles in mind.

• Median Pay: $63,200
• Typical Education: Bachelor's Degree
• Occupational Outlook, 2018-2028

• 2: Social Media Specialist

• If you already spend most of your time on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, etc., the good news is that it doesn't have to be a waste of time. If you're willing to embrace the strategic marketing side of social, you might be able to turn your passion into a career. Just be advised: in addition to a bachelor's degree and plenty of social media know-how, this job requires tact and discretion. The internet never forgets.

  • Median Pay: $61,150 (For public relations specialists.)
  • Typical Education: Bachelor's Degree
  • Occupational Outlook, 2018-2028

• 3: Art Director

• Art directors design visual concepts for promotions and products. They may work in print, online, television, and other media. Depending on their industry, art directors may have previously worked as graphic designers, photographers, or illustrators. To succeed at this job, you must be able to communicate well and manage a team of artists, as well as having proficiency in relevant design software.

  • Median Pay: $94,220
  • Typical Education: Bachelor's Degree
  • Occupational Outlook, 2018-2028

  • 4: Technical Writer

  • Technical writers create everything from instruction manuals to articles to documentation, and tend to work in STEM-related industries. To do this job, you'll need a bachelor's degree and experience with a technical subject, as well as the ability to explain complex concepts to a variety of different audiences and hit deadlines.

    • Median Pay: $72,850
    • Typical Education: Bachelor's Degree
    • Occupational Outlook, 2018-2028

    • 5: Interpreter/Translator

    • Formal education is less important than language skills for this job; interpreters and translators need to have native-level proficiency in both languages, the language of the original text or speech, and the language of the finished product. Translators, who work with the written word, must also have an expert-level knowledge of grammar and style in both languages.

      • Median Pay: $51,830
      • Typical Education: Bachelor's Degree
      • Occupational Outlook, 2018-2028

• • 6: Film/Video Editor

    The explosion of online and mobile video content had led to a corresponding increase in demand for film and video editors, who take raw footage and transform it into a finished product. Editors must be adept at using film editing software programs and generally have a degree related to film or broadcasting.

    • Median Pay: $59,810
    • Typical Education: Bachelor's Degree
    • Occupational Outlook, 2018-2028

    • 7: Sound Engineer

      Sound engineers work in a variety of different environments, from recording studios to stadiums to theaters, recording sound files. They also often maintain recording equipment. Sound engineers have variable schedules, depending on the needs of their clients.

      • Median Pay: $45,510
      • Typical Education: Non-Degree Certificate
      • Occupational Outlook, 2018-2028
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