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I’ve recently seen an overwhelming number of applications for Graphic Designer role—over 500 applicants from just one post! This shows how popular and over crowded this field has become. The world of digital marketing is vast and full of opportunities beyond just graphic design. If you’re new to the industry and exploring different roles, here are some options to consider: 1) *SEO Executive*: Dive into the world of search engine optimization and help websites rank higher. 2) *Performance Marketing Executive*: Focus on driving results and optimizing marketing campaigns based on data. 3) *Content Writer*: Use your writing skills to create engaging content across various platforms. 4) *Content Strategist*: Develop strategies to ensure content aligns with business goals and resonates with audiences. 5) *Social Media Executive*: Manage and grow social media channels to build brand presence and engagement. 6) *Video Editor*: Create and polish video content to captivate and inform your audience. 7) *Photographer*: Capture stunning images that enhance marketing materials and social media. 8) *Marketing Analyst*: Analyze data to provide insights and improve marketing strategies. 9) *Influencer Marketing Specialist*: Partner with influencers to amplify brand messages. 10) *PPC Specialist*: Manage pay-per-click campaigns to drive targeted traffic and conversions. 11) *Account Manager*: Oversee client relationships and ensure their needs are met through effective campaign management and communication. 12) *PR Specialist*: Handle public relations to build and maintain a positive brand image. Additionally, consider the role of a *Creative Lead*: This position bridges the gap between content writers and graphic designers, ensuring creative concepts are aligned and executed seamlessly. Explore these paths and find the one that excites you the most! Best of luck, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions about these roles! 🌟💼 #DigitalMarketing #CareerAdvice #MarketingJobs #SEO #ContentCreation #SocialMedia #VideoEditing #PPC #MarketingAnalysis #InfluencerMarketing #CreativeLead #AccountManager #Freshers

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Creating captivating visual identities to elevate your brand's presence. Follow for more updates on #WebDevelopment, #WebDesign, and all things digital! 🚀✨ Stay tuned for valuable tips and tricks to elevate your online presence. #StayUpdated #DigitalWorld #WebDevelopment #DigitalTransformation #WebDev #Innovation #WebDev #DigitalBranding #goodday #tabletoprpg #copywriter #seo #seotips #marketingdigital #digitalmarketing #digitalmarketingsolutions #marketingsolutions #digitalamarketing #job #fresher #hiring #services #products #tending #content

Social media is not a perfect science, it takes time to learn your brand or client’s voice and or perfect content mix to then feel like you know your audience and see success. That in itself is a full time job. With all that said, You SHOULD NOT expect your social media manager to be graphic designer, editor, email specialist or SEO expert. #SocialMedia #socialMediamanager

I've been scrolling through job descriptions for Social Media Manager roles lately, and I'm noticing a trend that's low-key frustrating. So, apparently, a Social Media Manager is now expected to be an SEO expert, a marketing strategist, an analytics pro, and a graphic designer... all in one. Is it just me, or is this becoming a bit ridiculous? "Contribute to and influence the direction of social media strategy" - Cool, that's part of the job, makes sense. But then we veer off into a sea of unrelated tasks i.e. improving SEO of all websites. Last I checked, Social Media Management was about community building, engagement, content creation, and ACTUALLY MANAGING social media channels-not optimizing websites for Google search rankings! Now don't get me wrong-SEO is important. But there's an entire job for that. It's called an SEO specialist. Social Media Managers already wear enough hats without taking on tasks that belong to an entirely different role. And sure, I love creating visuals using Canva (seriously, lifesaver), but if I wanted to be a full-time designer, I'd have signed up for that. Asking social media managers to also be designers AND handle SEO just waters down the role and undervalues the actual skills and expertise needed to run killer social media campaigns. We love what we do, but can we please stop expecting Social Media Managers to do everything? Focus on what we're here for: connecting with the audience, creating engaging content, and driving brand growth across social platforms. Let us use our skills where they count. Let's leave SEO to the SEO team and design to the designers! #SocialMediaManager #jobdescription #hiring #marketing #rant #worklife

I came across this post, and it hits home for me. I recently had to walk away from a job that continuously piled on extra responsibilities—without a team to support me. It started with social media management, which I love, but soon I found myself not only handling community building and engagement across platforms, but also expected to create and edit video content, design picture posts, and more. The kicker? They’d brush off the extra tasks with ‘it’ll only take 45 minutes a week,’ completely underestimating the time and effort that social media management requires. We’re here to connect with audiences and grow brands. So, can we stop stretching social media roles to include everything under the sun? Focus on our expertise and let us do what we do best—building community and creating engaging content.

I totally feel you! It’s becoming common across marketing roles to expect candidates to know everything—content creation, email marketing, SEO, web dev, analytics, and more. I even asked a recruiter about this recently, and was rejected solely for pointing out the overload! While adaptability is great, expecting Social Media Managers to juggle tasks meant for SEO specialists or designers undervalues the core skills we bring to the table: building communities and creating engaging content. Let’s focus on what we do best and leave the rest to the experts! #SocialMediaManager #DigitalMarketing #MarketingRoles #SEOSpecialist #ContentCreation #MarketingStrategy #CommunityBuilding #JobExpectations #MarketingTrends #WorkLifeBalance #ContentStrategy #JobSearchJourney #MarketingChallenges #SocialMediaStrategy #Overworked

This is exactly what i was talking about‼️ The industry is gradually losing its focus on Job Description (JD). Can we allow Social Media Managers streamline and focus on their job description which include: Brand visibility, Community building and engagement, Content creation and managing social media channels. I love to design doesn’t make me a “Graphic designer” or I enjoy editing videos doesn’t make me a “Video Editor” There are specific skills for this jobs and it’s okay for brands to have this people collaborate and bring the magic to life, rather than leaving everything to social media managers.