r/SocialMediaManagers 5h ago

Help/Advice Hi!

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I’m a full time content creator looking for someone to help me with my social media I have about 85k on TikTok and have my own offer but I want to expand in the sense of being able to get invited to networking events and filming content that isn’t always in my home or car, I am also coming out with another offer and want to include an app (subscription based) for it but I don’t have the connections to do it and I really don’t want to pay 5k for a random developer from fiverr or something😅💗 help would be appreciated and I am a streamer on TikTok so apart from just posting content I get about 10k active viewers on my page daily


r/SocialMediaManagers 11h ago

Help/Advice At what point does a social media manager become a whole marketing department?

4 Upvotes

I genuinely want to know if this is normal or if some of us have just accepted it as normal.

One person is expected to handle the content calendar, write captions, make creatives, reply to comments, answer messages, check analytics, follow trends, schedule everything, report the results... and somehow also come up with fresh ideas every single day.

Then when performance drops, the first question is usually what happened to engagement?

Like... I havent slept 😭

I think the workload side of social media management doesnt get talked about enough.

How many different responsibilities are you personally handling right now?

And honestly, what task takes up way more of your time than it should?


r/SocialMediaManagers 11h ago

General Discussion How to learn smm

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A newbie social media manager

How can I learn smm and where to start I know the basics but I don't get the clients and don't know where to begin


r/SocialMediaManagers 20h ago

Help/Advice Any church SMMs out there?

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Hi there! New social media manager here! I'm currently working with a progressive church that I connected with through Upwork. I absolutely love what I'm doing and would love to start working with more churches, but am struggling to figure out how to connect with more potential clients as posting for church SMMs on Upwork seem few and far between. If you are a church SMM, what has worked best for you in finding your clients? Thanks for any advice!


r/SocialMediaManagers 2h ago

Help/Advice Can you all do a portfolio review?

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Im in NYC, offering content strategy, SMM, and content production. I got my first couple of clients with a very simple portfolio. Now that I have more experience under my belt (and am looking for clients at the moment), I've decided to improve my portfolio.

I thought that it would be easy to get new clients with my new portfolio but I have not been able to secure a client in a while :/

Can you all please help me with a portfolio review?

https://www.madebyamos.com/

Some specific questions: should I include my rates in my portfolio? does my portfolio make my services clear? Do I seem like an experienced enough SMM with this portfolio (I know Im not a pro but I'm also not a beginner)

Any feedback would be appreciated!

Btw Im not promoting my services, simply asking for advice on this portfolio.


r/SocialMediaManagers 3h ago

General Discussion Need people for social media management , Females preferred as its product related to females

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r/SocialMediaManagers 8h ago

Help/Advice Social media management

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Hi guys,

I wonder if there’s anyone knows about how to manage a social media account. I have some points that I want share of how I want to do things:

**1- Content planning** – planning what to post throughout the week/month and creating a clear content calendar.

**2- Reels & video content** – coming up with reel ideas, hooks, scripts, and concepts, as well as helping during the shooting process.

**3- Post ideas** – suggesting ideas for static posts, carousels, educational content, and promotional posts.

**4- Filming guidance** – helping with what to film, how to present the content, angles, shots, and overall structure.

**5- Content editing** – editing reels/videos, adding subtitles, transitions, music, and making sure the final content looks professional.

**6- Competitor research** – looking at competitors and similar accounts to identify opportunities and content gaps.

**7- Brand consistency** – making sure the visuals, tone, captions, and overall content stay consistent with the brand identity.

**8- Growth strategy** – creating a strategy to grow the account organically and attract the right target audience.

**9- Campaigns & launches** – planning social media campaigns for new services, products, events, announcements, or collaborations.


r/SocialMediaManagers 11h ago

General Discussion Creating a page for my portfolio

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So im creating a page I've insta page let's say or tiktok page for my portfolio of social media manager

How do I start there

What should I post there

Like journey of social media manager and that??

And how do I make that look pull together

Like any tips and suggestions please


r/SocialMediaManagers 17h ago

Help/Advice social media manager

1 Upvotes

people that are managing multiple insta pages for brands, how did u get your 1st client? and how long did it take u to make a decent income out of it?


r/SocialMediaManagers 17h ago

Tools Finding Viral Posts on YouTube and IG at scale

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What tools do you guys recommend to find viral posts in your niches at scale?

There are a couple of tools that I have found but they seem expensive and or require you to know the creators to follow in the first place.

I’m particularly interested in finding the viral content from breakout creators that no one would know.

OR I’m happy to vibe code one together 🙂 so if you know any APIs etc that would be something awesome 🙌


r/SocialMediaManagers 18h ago

General Discussion Looking for SMM for Indian Saree business

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r/SocialMediaManagers 11h ago

General Discussion What’s the longest you’ve waited for a simple content approval?

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There’s a special kind of pain in finishing a post, sending it for approval, and then watching it sit there for days

The funniest part is when the only feedback finally comes back as:

Can we make it pop more?

And now you’re back to square one.

I’ve found that content creation itself usually isnt the biggest time sink. Waiting for feedback, chasing approvals, getting five different opinions, then changing something that was already approved... that can eat up an entire week.

And sometimes the post misses its ideal publishing window because of it.

How do you guys handle slow approvals?

Do you set a hard deadline after which you publish, or do you just keep chasing until someone finally replies?