Beginner
- 8 Sections
- 16 Lessons
- 1 Quiz
What a Social Media Manager Actually Does
2 Lessons
The Platforms That Matter for Small Business
2 Lessons
Content Planning — From Blank Page to a Week of Posts
2 Lessons
Writing Captions and Creating Simple Visuals
2 Lessons
Scheduling, Engagement, and Community Management
2 Lessons
Simple Reporting — Showing the Client What Worked
2 Lessons
Packages, Pricing, and Finding Your First Client
2 Lessons
Staying Organized, Professional, and Current
2 Lessons
1 Quiz
Learn what small businesses actually pay a social media manager for, the core weekly tasks behind a healthy account, and how to pitch your first client. This beginner course covers content planning, posting, engagement, and simple reporting — no large following of your own required.
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