Web Content Manager

Web Content Managers are part of the marketing department, ensuring the organisation’s website is customer-focused and the content reflects company products, services, and branding strategies. They monitor and respond to web performance metrics and are adept at Search Engine Optimisation (SEO).

As a Web Content Manager you could be writing a report on website user behaviour for the marketing department, configuring the filters and reporting tools in Google Analytics, making adjustments to site CSS and javascript to improve Core Web Vitals, scheduling a series of blog posts and ensuring they post automatically to the company’s social media channels, updating the website’s terms and conditions, or adding new products and images to the online store.

Future demand Medium
Average yearly income $118,768
Skill level Unknown

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