Social Media Club Los Angeles is thrilled to host an informative workshop catered to preparing job seekers who are interested in pursuing a career in the social and digital media industry. Studies show that 20.6 million jobs were lost in 2020 due to the pandemic, and college graduates were majorly affected. Fast forward to 2021, employers are hiring again and are expected to hire 7.2% more college graduates than they did 2020 graduates. The economy is working to rebuild itself, and that means more companies are adding to their teams!
Join Social Media Club LA to hear what our nonprofit panelists have been able to accomplish this year, what social tactics they used to succeed, and how the challenges of the pandemic allowed them to pivot and re-structure their marketing plans.
Social Media Club Los Angeles is thrilled to host an informative workshop catered to preparing job seekers who are interested in pursuing a career in the social and digital media industry. Studies show that 20.6 million jobs were lost in 2020 due to the pandemic, and college graduates were majorly affected. Fast forward to 2021, employers are hiring again and are expected to hire 7.2% more college graduates than they did 2020 graduates. The economy is working to rebuild itself, and that means more companies are adding to their teams!
Join SMCLA for a very special University Social Media Panel. Panelists will discuss what it’s been like to be a social media manager in an incredibly challenging period, what strategies have been shifting for them, and where they see the industry moving.
Mental health strategies and social media in the face of uncertainty.
How should influencers work with brands? And vice versa? Get insight from a lawyer, and influencer, a brand manager and more.
Join Social Media Club LA to hear what our nonprofit panelists have been able to accomplish this year, what social tactics they used to succeed, and how the challenges of the pandemic allowed them to pivot and re-structure their marketing plans.
With more than 2.5 billion gamers around the world, and the industry expecting to be a $300 billion one by 2025, gaming is more than just casual. It challenges Hollywood movies and television for eyeballs, challenges sports with esports (especially now with gambling).
How should influencers work with brands? And vice versa? Get insight from a lawyer, and influencer, a brand manager and more.