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Here are some entry level media roles across the sports, media and entertainment sectors.

Have you ever thought about how you would build your ideal agency? ?? Inspired by Christina Le, I took a moment to consider my ideal department setup. Here is my take on the question: How would I build my ideal agency? ? Here are my immediate hires: - Editor: Short Video Specialist - Producer: Content & Trend Curator? - Analyst: Visual Storyteller, Data Guru - Client Relations Manager: Client Community Engager - Campaign Manager: Influencer, Creator Work? - PR Manager: Communications, Pitching? - Director: Strategy, Operations, Partnerships ?? Of course, I would love to have admin and support staff for each of these roles, furthering the success of our clients and building a pipeline for growth and scale internally. ? TLDR: Think about your ideal department setup. Map it out! What roles do you think are missing from my list? Also be sure to follow Christina ?? Share your ideal agency or department setup in the comments below!? #IdealAgencySetup #AgencyRoles #TeamBuilding #DepartmentSetup #LinkedInThoughts #InfluencerMarketing #WorkplaceInspiration

I'm hiring! Director-level role for an experienced qualitative market researcher with a passion for great insight-driven creative. I love my teams and am excited to welcome aboard a new addition! Please reach out with any questions (or share this with your network). #MarketResearch #QualitativeResearch #ResearchJobs #ConsumerInsights #ConsumerResearch #ResearchCareer #QualitativeAnalysis #ResearchPosition #MarketingResearch

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We don't have a creative HR company. Times will change, but in the meantime we all need to adapt. Social media managers are in a unique spot with most companies they work with. Focus on the experience you are getting and do your best to create a lifestyle that curates a "24/7 always on" mentality. Experiences to focus on ?? 1. Your point of contact is either a director of ops or the CEO of the company —?that's incredible positioning in any company. You will learn so much from both of those people. 2. You are managing someone else's team (you also have to manager your own team and systems) so you are getting really good at communicating subjects, projects, or tasks to people who most likely do not understand your jargon and you are not their manager — cross department knowledge and authority is how you get stuff done! Getting good at this is incredible power to have for future roles. 3. You are working with, but also a huge part of: - the sales team - planning and managing events or activations - you help with hiring - you market the launch of new product releases - you are defining culture - and you are probably asked to problem solve on different digital platforms because you are the "tech" person in most conversations you have. This is just a fraction of the experience you are getting as social media manager. Do you what you need to do in your personal life to make this work, you have an incredible future ahead of yourself! You are becoming a CMO! Thank you JT Barnett for always dropping gems and keeping my mind active! ??

This is one of the main reasons why I created my Social Media Manager Program. When companies hire a “Social Media Manager” they’re usually not using the right title. “Online Marketing Manager” or “Online Marketing Director”would be more appropriate. An excellent, full-service Social Media Manager does bring a lot to the table. But the focus is always social media. Google is not social media. Websites are not social media. E-mail marketing is not social media. Our Social Media Managers specialize *specifically* in social media, and we charge accordingly. Nope, it’s not “cheap.” But it’s also not near as much as it costs a company to put someone full time on payroll. We’re hiring Social Media Managers in Texas right now. Its commission pay. It’s flexible. It’s fulfilling. It’s fun. And you won’t be expected to manage Google Business Accounts and websites.?? Thanks for sharing this JT Barnett. #socialmediamanager

Each team member plays a crucial role, and expecting one person to embody them all would be like asking a ruckman to play an entire footy match alone – impressive, maybe, but ultimately limiting the potential for greatness. By embracing a team approach, clients receive specialised expertise. Designers do their bit, copywriters theirs, and strategists guide the journey with data-driven insights. This synergy ensures best practice management for every client, maximizing social media impact. Skills aside –?each and every team member brings a unique perspective and voice to the table. This fuels creativity, leading to fresh, relevant campaigns that truly connect with audiences. It's a collaborative force that elevates our work beyond any individual's limitations.

You’re hiring a social media manager. Not a strategist. You’re hiring a social media manager. not a director, content creator, graphic designer, community manager, social media data analyst. Times are changing. Social media managers are changing to specialists. Investing and hiring in social media means understanding you can’t expect 1 person to handle 10 roles. Because you’ll find that “1” will turn to “0” due to burnout. Dont get me wrong, using social media to scale is a great idea. But you can’t scale with just 1 person. Sooo, are you realllly ready to invest? ??

I love when others in my network reach out and here's something I've been asked about multiple times in the past two weeks... **Can we participate in an analyst’s comparative vendor report (such as an MQ or a Wave or a MarketScape, etc.) if we don’t subscribe to the analyst firm? --Yes **How do we get invited to participate? --If you're on the analyst's radar and you meet the inclusion criteria... While there are plenty of orgs lacking an AR department or a full-time AR person or even a part-time AR person, basic engagement (to get on analyst radars) doesn't take a ton of effort. That said, it's always better to strive for more than 'basic' when it comes to engagement. And keep reaching out with questions about anything comms-related, be it networking, PR, AR, internal, crisis, etc. #PR #publicrelations #AR #analystrelations #engagement

Open Roles below, scroll down. The Weekend, Welcome to it. I know you want to rest, but next week is Adweek in NY.? It is a long process to get hired , don’t underestimate the runway. Weekends might be the best time to get stuff done. ? Stuff to get done.. ?? Read the industry news, might help you shape where you go next ?? Identify people in your network to reach out to next week. ?? Identify roles you are interested in, reach out next week ?? Look for and work on certifications courses in your industry ??Research all of the companies you are considering. SUNDAY Michelle Wilken Gray Media SENIOR PAID MEDIA SPECIALIST/ (REMOTE/USA) - GDM (GRAY MEDIA GROUP)? https://lnkd.in/eRpshgDB Henry Powderly Emarketer Senior Writer and Editor, Media Content https://lnkd.in/eGsbygSU Frank Balice, MBA? QVC Director Streaming Programming and Experience https://lnkd.in/eXz8Etvb Now Pay it forward if these are not for you. ??Share this post with commentary ???? Like this post ? Repost ?? Make a Comment ?? Copy the link a send to friend/groups ?? Call someone. ??AMPLIFY ?? Missed some of my posts, always find them here. https://lnkd.in/dJ5_SXdw #openroles #nowhiring #jobadvice #jobs