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PR Manager
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Managing a brand’s communications output
As a PR Manager, we understand how pivotal you are to delivering the messaging of a brand to their specific market segments across their various channels. Using your written and verbal communications expertise, you create engaging and insightful content of varying formats, from video, audio, print, social and more. In addition, you monitor, research and analyse industry trends and determine how this may impact the organisation. Ultimately, you ensure a brand's communications output is aligned with a company's long-term goals.
We recognise you are an excellent communicator with the confidence to liaise with and challenge internal stakeholders and external clients and partners. You will manage a PR team led by a PR Director, focusing on raising a brand's awareness and revenue via strategic marketing campaigns and strategies. Additionally, you will organise events and interviews and work with local businesses to help shape a brand's reputation in a positive and impactful way.
At 3Search, we know your role as a PR Manager comes with a multitude of responsibilities. You plan, develop and implement marketing communications strategies, creating content such as press releases, whitepapers, articles, presentations and more. Additionally, you will seek potential sponsorship deals and other partnerships with companies that are aligned with the brand's vision and values. Overall, you are focused on growing a brand and leveraging revenue opportunities for an organisation.
PR Manager salary expectations: £45,000 - £60,000
Due to your exposure to communicating a brand's message across various formats and channels, your skill set is highly sought after. However, your credentials can see you develop into other senior and directorial-level roles within PR. From the Head of Public Relations, and Head of Communications to a Public Relations Director, you can transition into a range of roles to develop your career. Discover the positions you can move into by exploring your professional and broader career opportunities below.
Progression and wider career opportunities:
Head of PR
With your experience, you can transition into a role as Head of PR. Here you will be responsible for managing an organisation's communications output. You will manage a PR team, producing various content formats across multiple channels per the company's broader marketing strategy. Ultimately, you will be instrumental in delivering a company's messaging to internal and external stakeholders, clients and partners - all aligned with the brand's goals and objectives.
Salary Expectations: £75,000 - £85,000
Head of Communcations
With your PR experience, you have the potential to move into a Head of Communications role. Here you will lead PR teams and cultivate engaging content distributed across a brand's multiple channels. You will ensure your content is aligned with the organisation's vision and values and is consistent and aligned with the company's broader objectives. Additionally, you will source and develop relationships with clients, media outlets, and stakeholders to help grow the organisation.
Salary Expectations: £65,000 - £90,000
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