Social Media Assistant (No Experience / Entry Level) id-10045

June 3, 2025

Are you an active Twitter user? You re in good company, as approximately 67% of all businesses utilize Twitter for their social media presence. What does this mean for you?

It means that businesses are constantly in need of social media assistants to help manage their Twitter accounts. Today, you have the opportunity to apply and become the next social media assistant specializing in Twitter.

You ll receive comprehensive training when you start, so no prior experience is required. The businesses you work for will provide you with daily tasks, which could include responding to Twitter comments, uploading photos, or assisting in growing their follower count.

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Description: We are searching for regular individuals to assist online companies in promoting their businesses through social media using their Android or iOS phones or tablets. You don t need any prior knowledge of social media advertising, as this is an entry-level position with complete training provided.

If you can perform tasks as simple as sending a tweet, liking a Facebook post, or following our step-by-step instructions to upload a video to YouTube, this job opportunity may be one of the easiest ways to earn money.

Rate:

Requirements: ? Access to a laptop, phone, or tablet ? Reliable internet connection ? Basic English writing skills

Skills/Background Needed:

These are beginner-level social media jobs, and we provide full training. You do not need prior experience in paid social media work.

Location:

This is a remote online position, with a preference for applicants from the United States.

Social media representatives are in high demand worldwide right now. If you re ready to start, please apply below.

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