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Common salary for full time community manager?
Posted by on June 6, 2021 at 3:23 pmI’m currently in the interview process for the community manager for the US side of a social media app with 20 million accounts. I have about 1-2 years experience in the social media realm, what would a fair rate be in case they ask what range I’m looking for?
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Depends what state you’re in. I think Glassdoor has some fairly accurate ranges. You can ask them what the range for the position is when they ask you what salary expectations are.
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Its way too hard to tell, based on what you’ve described. You won’t really know if you’re getting ripped off til you go in and do the work for a month or so. It could be a casual chill environment where you do a baseline of tasks, hang out with cool coworkers, and get paid less. Or, it could be a work environment that’s overdemanding or bosses that micromanage or bosses with whacked expectations.
In a very basic ballpark fashion:
$15-$20 per hour if they’re telling you everything to do and you handle the tasks.
$20-$30 per hour if you’re responsible for creating campaigns, coming up with content and ideas, and also able to concretely track your effectiveness.
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Are you strategizing, managing, implementing, or some combination of the three?
Where are you located?
What’s your educational background?
How many years of experience do you have? Entry level, 3-5 years, more?
All that to say, there’s no way to tell with the information you’ve provided.
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