You can make $500+/month by replying, commenting, and scheduling.
The following are 5 ways you can make money as a Social Media Manager:
1. Content creation
Content Creation Most online business owners or new businessmen don’t know the power of content creation that can help them achieve 10s of prospects.
Here you come to allow that businessman to create content for their social media page that attracts prospects to their page.
Skills you need:-
- A tight grip on website tools like Canva, and Pixlr.
- Creativity to create something luring
- Videography
Places to find work:-
- Social media itself (by cold mailing)
- Freelance websites like Fiverr, Upwork, and Guru
- LinkedIn Job Search
2. Personal Assistant
Creators on social media platforms grow or Influencers excel at business by interacting with their audience.
Replying, commenting, and DMing a personal assistant does.
You’ll be responsible for giving a reply, comment, and Dm to the prospect.
Find work:-
- By cold calling those creators
- Fiverr, and Upwork
3. Specific platform manager
It can just be one of them Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, or Facebook.
If you know that you manage one specific platform better than others then put that platform only in the working title.
For example: If you know twitter then try contacting creators like myself for work (You’ll be contacting or doing cold emailing to 10s of creators a day not just one or two). And on Linkedin job search for specific platforms.
4. Content manager and Scheduling
You have to manage and schedule the content for the creator in the scheduling tools.
On Twitter, the scheduling tools are Typefully, TweetHunter, and TypeShare. And for all social media, it is a buffer. You must know these tools.
5. Copywriting
You have to bring prospects to your client page via replying, producing original content, DMing, and all.
It is considered the most profitable but not easy way to make $100s of dollars a month.
Find work on
- Social media by Contacting Creators
- Linkedin Jobs
- Fiverr and Upwork.
Take advantage of your writing skills and try freelancing. You'll get your first client in a week, I'm sure.
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