Senior social media managers are responsible for creating and executing social media marketing strategies. They’re often tasked with developing content, managing accounts, and measuring the success of their efforts.

A social media strategist develops marketing campaigns for a company's social media department. As a social media strategist, you identify target demographics and create posts and other types of online content to engage with customers through platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

Digital content producers work with a mix of words, images, videos, and other media to create content for websites, apps, and social media pages.

Social media analysts assess the success of social media campaigns by studying the metrics of each post as well as the campaign as a whole. Social media analysts are also responsible for suggesting changes to campaigns based on how followers have responded.

A social media assistant is a media marketing professional who helps oversee a company's or client's social media presence. In this job, you may work for a company or in a marketing firm that serves many clients.

Social media coordinators help boost the social media presence of an organization. They create and execute digital marketing strategies to inform, advertise, and attract public interest. They handle the organization's social media accounts, where they monitor comments and interact with the social media community.