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| 29 Apr 2025 | |
| North Liverpool Academy News |
They produce written articles, videos, and graphics to inform or entertain audiences.
Staying updated on industry trends and audience preferences is crucial to ensure the content remains relevant and appealing.
Formal qualifications are not always required to become a content creator, but a degree in fields like Marketing, English, Advertising, Communications, or Journalism can be an advantage.
Many content creators start by developing content in their free time, building a portfolio of work that showcases their skills. Networking and staying updated with digital trends can help content creators stand out in a competitive industry.
The average yearly salary for a content creator is approximately £24k - £37.5k annually. However, this can vary based on experience, location and specific industry.
Check out this Forbes article to show how luctrative it can be for the top earners: Forbes Top Creators 2024 - Richest Instagrammers and YouTubers
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