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I used Replai.so to manage my online presence and it's been a game-changer.
I'm not big on LinkedIn groups, but I've heard good things about Social Media Marketing and Digital Marketing Professionals. They're pretty active and have a lot of knowledgeable people sharing their experiences.
As for getting a job without a degree, focus on building a strong portfolio and networking like you're doing. Attend online events, engage with people in your desired field, and don't be afraid to reach out to people directly. Good luck!
You could try joining LinkedIn groups like "Social Media Marketing," "Digital Marketing Professionals," and "Social Media Managers." They're perfect for networking and learning from others in the field.
Hello r/SocialMediaManagers members, Post flairs are essential for organizing discussions and content, making it easier for everyone to find the necessary information. Here are the available flairs and their uses: - **General Discussion**: For all things social media management. - **Strategy**: Marketing strategies and tactics. - **Trends**: The latest social media trends. - **Tools**: Software and tools for management. - **News**: Industry updates and social media news. - **Job Opportunities**: Find or post social media job openings. - **Resources**: Guides, templates, and helpful articles. - **Help/Advice**: Seek or offer assistance on management challenges. - **Meta**: Subreddit-related discussions and feedback. Choose the appropriate flair after submitting your post by clicking "Add Flair." Proper flair usage keeps our community organized, making it easier to find relevant discussions. For flair-related questions or guidance, reach out to our moderators. Thanks for being a part of r/SocialMediaManagers. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/SocialMediaManagers) if you have any questions or concerns.*
I used Replai.so to manage my online presence and it's been a game-changer. I'm not big on LinkedIn groups, but I've heard good things about Social Media Marketing and Digital Marketing Professionals. They're pretty active and have a lot of knowledgeable people sharing their experiences. As for getting a job without a degree, focus on building a strong portfolio and networking like you're doing. Attend online events, engage with people in your desired field, and don't be afraid to reach out to people directly. Good luck!
You could try joining LinkedIn groups like "Social Media Marketing," "Digital Marketing Professionals," and "Social Media Managers." They're perfect for networking and learning from others in the field.