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salaries

What 15 social media roles on MKTHIVE actually pay, posted between 2026-07-07 and 2026-09-16. Every figure is the employer’s own published range — nothing here is estimated, modelled or converted from another currency.

Median$125,000midpoint of the published range
Typical range$82,000–$186,470the middle half of these roles
Lowest published$67,070
Highest published$235,200

Based on 15 open social media roles quoting an annual figure in USD, 4 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
Director, Social MediaGitLabRemote — Canada$139,200–$235,200
Sr Social Measurement LeadAirbnbSan Francisco, CA$192,000–$235,000
Senior Staff YouTube Producer (R5963)Shield AIDallas, TX$140,000–$200,000
Social Media Senior ManagerSwordRemote — Portugal$118,663–$186,470
Sr. Social Media ManagerMasterClassRemote — United States$142,000–$170,000
Social Media LeadAsanaChicago, IL$147,000–$167,000
Social Content StrategistGustoDenver, CO$130,000–$150,000
Social Media ManagerDescriptRemote — United States$110,000–$140,000
Social Media ManagerDatadogNew York, NY$94,000–$125,000
Social Media & Content ManagerFlexportChicago, IL$90,000–$114,000
Social Media ManagerGlossierLos Angeles, CA$82,000–$107,000
Social Video Creative & EditorTripadvisorLondon$80,000–$100,000
Sr. Social Media & Content AssociateBettermentNew York, NY$89,000–$99,500
Senior Content and Social Media Specialist (12 months contract)HelloFreshToronto, ON$72,000–$82,000
Digital Media Manager, ResiPushpayAllen, TX$67,070–$77,503

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