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Want to accelerate your career? We’re looking for a talented Social Media Manager to join the fastest growing motorsport on the planet! About Formula E: Formula E, the world's fastest-growing sport, is redefini...
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POSITION TITLE: Social Media fellow DEPARTMENT: CMS Communications Team POSITION LOCATION: Concord, NC DURATION: May to August WHO WE ARE: Charlotte Motor Speedway is one of 11 premiere facilities acros...
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Based in Alzenau / Offenbach, near Frankfurt in Germany, Hyundai Motorsport GmbH is responsible for Hyundai's global motorsport activities. We are currently looking for a Social Media Specialist LMDh to join our team....
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Social media roles in motorsport shape team and driver digital presence, creating engaging content and managing online communities. Find out what's involved in social, digital and content by checking out our comprehensive guide here.

Social Media - Salary Insights

  • Social Media Coordinator: £25,000 - £35,000 ($32,000 - $44,000)
  • Social Media Manager: £35,000 - £50,000 ($44,000 - $63,000)
  • Head of Social/Digital: £50,000 - £85,000+ ($63,000 - $107,000+)

Salaries vary based on team size, racing series, and platform specialisation.

Social Media - Common Specialisations

  • Social Media Manager - Platform strategy and content delivery
  • Community Manager - Fan engagement and interaction
  • Content Creator - Developing multimedia content
  • Digital Marketing Specialist - Paid social and analytics
  • Social Media Editor - Real-time race weekend content
  • Platform Specialist - TikTok, Instagram, or Twitter focus

Social Media - Typical Requirements

  • Digital marketing or communications background
  • Platform-specific expertise
  • Content creation skills
  • Analytics and reporting capabilities
  • Understanding of motorsport audiences
  • Real-time content experience
  • Video editing abilities

Social Media - Career Development

Common career progression paths include:

  • Social Media Coordinator → Social Media Manager → Head of Digital
  • Content Creator → Senior Content Producer → Creative Director
  • Community Manager → Social Strategy Manager → Digital Director

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