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Presents

Being a Social Media Manager

Con #1: Confidentiality Issues

• Sharing the wrong

information can be

damaging to a client’s

reputation and your

own.

Con #2: Start-up Costs

• There are costs

associated with getting

started, but the good

news is, it’s not as

expensive as many

other types of

businesses.

Con #3: Cranky Clients

• No matter how hard

you work, you’re going

to come across difficult

and unsatisfied clients.

Con #4: Time Consuming

• Working for clients,

finding new clients and

staying on top of

trends can be very

time consuming.

Pro #1: Helping the Client

• It’s rewarding to help

your clients stand

apart from the

competition.

Pro #2: Freedom

• Work when you want

and where you want.

Pro #3: Doing What You Love

• It’s a great feeling

when you can turn

what you love into

cash.

Pro #4: High Demand

• Social media

managers are in high

demand, so there is

plenty of work to be

found.

Pro #5: No Formal Training

• You don’t need any

special training to get

started as a social

media manager. Real

experience is what

makes you valuable to

clients.

Summary

Pros

• Helping the Client

• Freedom

• Doing What You Love

• High Demand

• No Formal Training

Cons

• Confidentiality Issues

• Start-up Costs

• Cranky Clients

• Time Consuming

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