Tailor Your Resume to the Job

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The resume starts with your ‘objective.’ Rather than using this space as a place to talk about your career objectives, discuss your objectives for the job you’re applying to and how that will benefit the company as a whole, namely their bottom line.

For example, you could stress how you’ll increase their website click-through rate through social media campaigns, as you have done in the past for other businesses similar to theirs. Generally speaking, your ‘objective’ is your chance to succinctly say why you’re a great fit for the company and how your experience is relevant to the position.

Provide Links to Your Profiles
Next, have a section on your resume that lists all of your relevant social media profiles, from Facebook and Twitter to LinkedIn and Google+, with the specific hyper-linked URL. This would also be the place to reference any blogs you dominican republic whatsapp phone number contribute to, as long as they’re either pertinent to the industry you’ll be working in, or to highlight your stellar writing and social media skills.

Demonstrate Your Social Media Knowledge and Successes
Anyone can call themselves a “social media guru,” but can you back it up with facts? Even if you’ve never done social media as a “job,” you can make your experience with social media work to your advantage. For example, if a tweet you posted about a TV show got retweeted thousands of times, mention that.

Focus on social media-related work you’ve done, wherever possible, whether it is freelance or otherwise. For example, if you’ve blogged extensively about gardening for a company like Safer Brand, you can provide links to some of your articles and provide specific numbers on how many clicks these posts brought to the company’s website.

Your resume is also an opportunity to highlight other facets of your social media experience. Be specific regarding your experiences and be sure to stress the important factors that will make you stand out like if you’ve done PPC campaigns, have SEO experience, etc. These facts should be incorporated into the descriptions of each job or experience you’ve had.