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To be a website manager, you need to make sure the website is up and running at all times, address usability issues, ensure content and graphics are aesthetically pleasing, and ensure the overall user experience is aligned with company objectives.
You oversee all activities and interactions of the website, and it’s up to you to ensure everything runs smoothly. If you have the experience, skills, and technical knowledge, contact Randstad Canada today to explore website manager jobs in your area.
Website manager jobs are often unique based on the industry, size of company, and demands. For example, an ecommerce website may require more day-to-day attention than a more static website. Website managers typically work more than 40 hours per week. Your hours of work can vary, and you will be expected to be available to address website issues. Evenings, weekends, and overtime are common for this role.
You will spend your time working on a computer, working with the web team and collaborating with marketing, social media, and content professionals. In larger companies, you will report the VP of marketing or head of marketing. In smaller companies, you may report directly to the company owner.
A website manager’s salary can vary based on many different factors. On average, you can expect to make about $60,000 per year as a website manager working for a Canadian company. On the low end of the salary scale, you can expect to make as low as $30,000 per year. On the top end of the salary scale, you can make more than $80,000 annually. Your earning potential is impacted by your skills, experience, and track record of success. Performance bonuses and other incentives may also be included in your compensation package.
Day-to-day tasks for website managers will include the following:
One of the main benefits of website manager careers is diversity. There are opportunities to work with all size companies from startups to large corporations, in all industries and in cities across Canada. Some website manager positions are remote – allowing you to work completely online. There are a lot of opportunities for you to find work in large cities such as Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal.
Here are some of the skills hiring companies will be looking for in website manager candidates:
Website managers have a variety of academic backgrounds. Many have a degree in marketing, communications, information technology, or computer science. You will be expected to have detailed knowledge of coding languages, database management, and marketing. Certification in these areas is recommended. There is a wide range of certifications to choose from. Experience and a track record of operating successful websites will give you an advantage over other candidates.
Website manager jobs are in demand and will continue to play an increasingly important role as companies rely more heavily on ecommerce. Most website managers remain in website management roles for the bulk of their careers. There is ample opportunity to manage websites. Some move on to related careers in marketing, SEO, or content management. Many website managers also branch out and start their own website management firm or work as a consultant.
Do you work in marketing? Looking for website manager jobs? Randstad Canada can help you find lucrative roles with companies in your area. Contact us to start your job search.