All media and communication workers not listed separately.
SOC: 27-3099.00
What You'll Need to Succeed
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Key competencies for this occupation at a glance
KnowledgeDesign integrated communication campaigns that coordinate messaging across traditional and digital media channels.
Advanced
KnowledgeEvaluate media content effectiveness and message alignment in relation to organizational communication objectives.
Proficient
MindsetIntegrate ethical communication standards with organizational messaging requirements when addressing sensitive topics or diverse community needs.
Proficient
KnowledgeDevelop content distribution schedules and editorial calendars coordinating with cross-functional teams to ensure timely delivery.
Proficient
KnowledgeAnalyze audience demographics and engagement metrics across multiple media platforms to inform content strategy.
Developing
KnowledgeApply communication theories and best practices when developing multimedia content for diverse audiences.
Developing
Hands-onOperate digital media production equipment and software applications to create professional-quality content within project deadlines.
Developing
MindsetEngage with stakeholders and target audiences to build relationships and gather feedback on communication initiatives.
Developing
KnowledgeInterpret media trends and emerging communication technologies to recommend adaptive strategies for organizational communications.
Developing
Hands-onExecute multimedia editing and post-production tasks following brand guidelines and quality standards.
Developing
Wage Data According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Annual wage data for Media and Communication Workers, All Other (2024)
Estimated Total Employment (U.S.)
23,590
Wage Distribution by Percentile
Line chart of annual wages by percentile. U.S. is the solid line. 10th percentile: U.S. $38,530. 25th percentile: U.S. $52,690. 50th percentile: U.S. $71,770. 75th percentile: U.S. $99,520. 90th percentile: U.S. $148,070. Use the left and right arrow keys to move between percentiles.
U.S.
Metric
U.S.
10% of workers earn the following or less
$38,530
10% of workers earn the following or more
$148,070
Workers on average earn
$84,870
+ indicates wage is at or above the BLS reporting cap ($239,200/year)