Online marketing jobs

Entry-level online marketing jobs

There are tons of options when it comes to finding a role in online marketing. But how do you know you’ve found a position that fits your skills, experience, and knowledge? Keep on reading and we’ll give you a couple of roles that might fit right into your schedule, lifestyle, and values.

If you have no work experience and are looking for entry-level online marketing jobs, then consider applying for an online digital marketing job, a content marketeer role, an online social media manager job, or SEO specialist position. You can find all these roles available on this page. We’ll get more into all the requirements for each role later on. All you have to do is adjust the filter option to your preferences. Most people also go for online work-from-home marketing jobs. If you’re interested in remote work, then pay a visit to our work-from-home jobs.

So what does a content marketeer do exactly? You’ll be in charge of writing and editing content for digital marketing campaigns. In order to land this role, you’ll need the following skills: strategic planning, research and data analysis, storytelling, writing, and graphic design. The salary for this job ranges between £42,000 and £60,000 per year. Content marketeers are needed in almost every industry. Don’t know where your interests lie? Scroll through the different job industries available near you. Don’t care what industry you work in? Then click on your city and adjust filter option to ‘online marketing jobs’.

A social media manager is in charge of overseeing a company’s interactions with the target audience by implementing the social media channels’ content strategies. So you’ll be analysing engagement data, identifying trends in customer interactions, and planning digital campaigns to build a community online. The average salary for an online social media manager job varies between £33,000 and £35,000 per year. Does this seem like the perfect online marketing work for you? Apply for an online marketing job in London, Manchester or a city near you.

Coming in third and strong are SEO specialist jobs. In this role you’ll be responsible for conducting research and analysis to improve a website’s ranking on search engines like Google. To be able to increase in rankings, you’ll be doing keyword research and keeping track of which keywords perform best. This role pays an average of around £31,000 per year. Once you find a couple of online marketing jobs that pique your interest, add them to your profile by clicking on the heart icon and revisit them later.

FAQs about online marketing jobs:

Is online marketing a good career?

If you enjoy a varied work day, good pay, and plenty of opportunities to express your creativity, then an online marketing job is a suitable option for you.

Where can I find online marketing internships?

Looking for an internship? Use the filter tool on this page to select ‘internships’ and you’ll get an overview of all the online marketing jobs available in this category.

Are there any online marketing jobs available for students?

You ask, we deliver. Search for entry-level and part-time online marketing jobs in the filter tool and you’ll find tons of options.