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Digital Marketing Manager
A Digital Marketing Manager plans, runs, measures, and improves online marketing that supports customer acquisition, retention, brand awareness, or revenue goals.
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Digital Marketing Specialist
A Digital Marketing Specialist plans, runs, measures, and improves online activity that helps an organization attract, convert, retain, or inform customers. The role may…
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Digital Marketing Strategist
A Digital Marketing Strategist designs and improves plans for attracting, converting, and retaining customers through digital channels. They connect audience insight, messaging, channel selection,…
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Digital Media Buyer
A digital media buyer plans, launches, monitors, and improves paid advertising across online channels to help an organization reach defined business goals.
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Digital Media Planner
A Digital Media Planner decides how paid digital media should be used to reach defined audiences and support a marketing or business objective. They…
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Digital Media Producer
A digital media producer plans, creates, coordinates, publishes, and improves digital content across formats such as video, audio, social posts, livestreams, articles, and interactive…
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Digital Media Specialist
A Digital Media Specialist plans, produces, distributes, and measures digital content and campaigns to help an organization reach defined audiences and prompt useful actions.
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Digital Painter
A digital painter creates original artwork with drawing tablets and software for entertainment, publishing, marketing, editorial, educational, and personal projects.
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Digital Producer
A digital producer plans, coordinates, and guides the creation or improvement of digital experiences such as websites, applications, platforms, campaigns, and content ecosystems. They…
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Digital Project Manager
A Digital Project Manager plans and coordinates the delivery of websites, apps, platforms, campaigns, integrations, and other digital initiatives. They help teams turn agreed…
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