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Your guide to become an Content Manager in Malaysia

  • Average Salary

    3,400 - 4,400

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Who is an Content Manager

Content Managers write, edit, proofread site content and work closely with the technical team to ensure that the site is always online and is continuously embracing the latest developments.

Content Managers develop the voice for an organisation’s online presence. They are the mastermind behind the curated contents. Their duties include creating site promotions, email newsletters and online outreach programmes to maximise traffic for their website and ultimately increase sales of their products or services.

Do you like designing, writing or coming up with captions that will attract the attention of others? Do you feel proud if your work is broadcasted to the public and when you are able to convey a message to the mass? Are you someone who is able to break the ice quickly when you meet someone new? If you can relate to any of the questions, you are on your way to becoming a Content Manager! Read on to see what the whole package of being a Content Manager offers.

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The pros and cons of being an Content Manager

Pros
  • Suitable for peoples who like desk jobs or a place to express your creativity
  • Work opportunities in many industries
  • Job enables you to be creative and keep up with the latest technologies and strategies
Cons
  • Competitive job market
  • High stress due to daily deadlines
  • Prone to eye strain and carpal tunnel syndrome due to long working hours

What are all the responsibilities of an Content Manager ?

  • Develop and maintain a site
  • Understand what the site should look like and what content is needed on the site
  • Analyse traffic to your website
  • Write reports on the state of the website
  • Go over and double check the contents before posting it online
  • Report issues with the site to IT department
  • Publish articles or materials of relevance on the website
  • Write articles and create various contents

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What skills do you need to become an Content Manager?

Being able to foster good relationships with people

If you are that person that is easily approachable and have a way to make people warm up to you almost instantly, then you are on the right track. Being a Content Manager is all about building, maintaining and improving relationships, whether it is between you and someone else or between the company and the public. Therefore, it is time to get friendly down to your contents to give the best impression and image of your company to the public!

Being able to write for in an interesting manner for a target audience

Nobody wants to read mundane or curt information especially when it comes to building relationships. Fluff up your content, splash in some colours and make it look and sound attractive. After all, one of your main objectives is garnering the attention of the public. Hence, you would need to do something to stand out in the crowd.

Attention to detail

Every content curated will be posted and broadcasted to the public. No errors can be allowed and sometimes, even the smallest mistake may lead to a huge controversy. Therefore, it is important to pay attention down to every single tiniest details and check your contents multiple times before posting it.

What field(s) of study should you choose to become an Content Manager?

  • Journalism
  • Broadcasting
  • Language Studies
  • Communications
  • Marketing
  • Business Administration

What are the requirements to be an Content Manager?

Candidates who wish to be a Content Manager do not necessarily need to possess a degree as long as you can create and write interesting contents that are helpful and relevant to your company. However, pursuing a relevant degree such as Communications, Language Studies and Journalism Broadcasting will be able to help in your career advancement and salary increment.

What are the working hours of an Content Manager

The working hours of a Content Manager is regular work hours. However, you may need overtime or even over the weekends to meet tight deadlines. Hence, your exact working hours may be long and irregular.

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“Content builds relationships. Relationships are built on trust. Trust drives revenue.”
Andrew Davis

(Marketing Speaker and Bestselling Author)

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