MKTHIVE — 1410 roles across 20 disciplines, rebuilt daily

Content
salaries

What 15 content roles on MKTHIVE actually pay, posted between 2026-06-26 and 2026-09-16. Every figure is the employer’s own published range — nothing here is estimated, modelled or converted from another currency.

Median$143,380midpoint of the published range
Typical range$89,000–$225,000the middle half of these roles
Lowest published$68,200
Highest published$262,000

Based on 15 open content roles quoting an annual figure in USD, 6 of them remote. Roles that did not publish a range are not counted, and none is filled in on their behalf.

The roles behind the number

Highest published first

RoleCompanyWherePublished range
Senior Staff Editor, Creative StudioAirbnbUnited States$212,000–$262,000
Lead CopywriterHarveyRemote — United States$164,000–$246,000
Head of Editorial, Axios LiveAxiosUnited States$180,000–$230,000
Senior Manager, Provider Community & Content MarketingHeadwayRemote$180,000–$225,000
Founding Brand and Content LeadNeptuneNew York, NY$150,000–$200,000
Content Marketing ManagerHarveySan Francisco, CA$136,000–$187,000
Sr. Content Marketing ManagerSigma ComputingSan Francisco, CA$155,000–$185,000
Technical Growth Content SpecialistTailscaleRemote — Canada$127,300–$159,460
Copywriting LeadAffirmRemote — Canada$89,000–$139,000
Senior Education Content Producer, Video/Motion GraphicsLyftNew York, NY$108,000–$135,000
Senior Education Content Producer, Video/Motion GraphicsLyftSan Francisco, CA$108,000–$135,000
Associate Manager, Culture & ContentMatch GroupLos Angeles, CA$95,000–$110,000
Content ProducerElasticCanada$68,200–$107,900
Copywriter IIAffirmRemote — Canada$80,000–$100,000
Bilingual Content Creator, Khan Academy Kids (24 months fixed-term)Khan AcademyRemote — United States$77,600–$87,300

Browse the roles

The Brief — every Thursday

What’s worth knowing in marketing, weekly.

A weekly read for people who do marketing for a living. Written, not generated — and worth opening whether or not you are looking for a job.

Free. Written by hand, not generated. One click to stop — and we never sell the list.

The Brief Every Thursday
The Read

One thing worth understanding this week — a shift in a channel, a platform change, a number that moved and why.

Teardown

One piece of work, pulled apart. What the team was actually trying to do, and whether it worked. Not an awards roundup.

Moves

Who is building a marketing team right now, who just left one, and what that usually tells you about where a company is headed.

A sample issue. The roles are open on MKTHIVE right now; the rest of each week is written by hand.