20 tasks, each one witnessed by the sources that watched the job — and behind every one, a prompt you can use tonight.
You start by checking campaign dashboards in Google Analytics and Facebook Ads Manager to see clicks, conversions, and spend for each campaign.
Then you meet the creative team (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign users) to review creatives, adjust targeting, and approve media buys. Afternoons often mean writing client proposals, planning promotional events, or running A/B tests and reporting results to stakeholders.
Expect daily use of Google Analytics for traffic and conversions, Facebook (Ads Manager) for paid social, and HubSpot for CRM and email automation.
For creative reviews and minor edits you’ll use Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Acrobat inside Adobe Creative Cloud while coordinating with designers and media-buying platforms.
You monitor campaign performance in Google Analytics and the ad platforms to track cost-per-click, cost-per-acquisition, and overall spend versus goals.
You use those metrics to adjust media buying, reallocate budget across channels, and produce reports that show ROI or propose alternative strategies to clients or managers.
AI can draft ad copy, suggest audience segments, and summarize performance, but you must check facts, brand tone, and legal/ethical compliance before publishing.
Never let AI auto-publish targeting or creatives without a human review. Keep records of edits, ensure data privacy (don’t upload sensitive customer lists to unapproved tools), and follow advertising laws.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports 21,470 employed in this occupation with a median annual wage of $133,660. The lowest tenth earns about $63,300 and the top tenth about $286,240, according to BLS data for 2025.
Pay varies by city, agency vs in-house, and whether you manage large media budgets or international campaigns.
They overlap but differ. A social media manager focuses mainly on organic content and community on platforms like Facebook and Instagram.
A digital campaign manager runs paid campaigns across channels, handles media buying, analytics (Google Analytics), budgets, and coordinates creative and sales teams—more strategy and performance-driven than a pure social role.
You need analytics skills (Google Analytics), ad-platform know-how (Facebook Ads Manager), and budget/media-buying experience. Concrete skills: reading funnels, setting targets, and running A/B tests.
Also communication and leadership to supervise creative teams, present to clients, and motivate campaign teams; plus practical design literacy so you can review files in Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign.