What's included

• Graphic designer

  A graphic designer is a professional who creates visual content to communicate a message or idea to a specific audience. They use a combination of typography, images, colors, and other design elements to create visual representations of information and ideas. Some specific tasks that a graphic designer might be responsible for include: Meeting with clients or stakeholders to determine their design needs and objectives. Creating visual concepts and designs using software such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Developing and presenting design concepts and ideas to clients or stakeholders for feedback and approval. Collaborating with other designers, copywriters, and marketing professionals to develop design concepts that align with broader marketing campaigns or messaging. Designing marketing materials such as brochures, posters, logos, and other branding materials. Designing user interfaces and user experience (UI/UX) for websites and mobile apps. Incorporating feedback from clients or stakeholders into design concepts and revising designs as necessary. Preparing final designs for print or digital publication. Successful graphic designers typically have strong technical skills in graphic design software, a keen eye for aesthetics and design principles, and the ability to understand and interpret the needs and objectives of clients or stakeholders. They must also have excellent communication and collaboration skills, as they often work closely with other designers, copywriters, and marketing professionals to achieve shared goals.

• Community manager

  A community manager is a professional who is responsible for building and managing the online presence of a brand or organization. They are often responsible for creating and implementing social media strategies, managing online forums, and engaging with customers or followers on behalf of the organization. Some specific tasks that a community manager might be responsible for include: Developing and implementing social media campaigns and strategies that align with the organization's overall marketing goals. Monitoring social media accounts and online forums to ensure that conversations are productive, respectful, and on-brand. Responding to customer inquiries, complaints, and feedback in a timely and professional manner. Creating content such as blog posts, infographics, or videos that will engage followers and drive traffic to the organization's website. Analyzing data and using social media analytics tools to measure the effectiveness of social media campaigns and adjust strategies as necessary. Building and maintaining relationships with social media influencers and other stakeholders who can help promote the organization's brand or message. Collaborating with other departments within the organization to ensure that social media strategies align with the organization's overall mission and goals. Successful community managers typically have strong communication skills, creativity, and a deep understanding of social media platforms and trends. They must be able to work independently and as part of a team, and be comfortable with managing multiple projects and priorities simultaneously

• Data entry

  Data entry jobs typically involve entering information into a computer system or database. This information may be in the form of numbers, text, or other types of data, and may come from a variety of sources, including paper documents, online forms, or audio recordings. Examples of data entry jobs may include: Transcribing information from audio or video recordings into a text format Entering customer information, orders, or transactions into a company's database Converting paper-based documents into electronic formats Updating and maintaining databases by adding, modifying, or deleting information Compiling data from various sources into a single database or spreadsheet Verifying the accuracy of data by comparing it to source documents or other records Generating reports and summaries based on the entered data. Data entry jobs may be performed by individuals working from home, or by employees of a company who work in an office setting. They may require basic computer skills, such as typing and familiarity with common software programs like Microsoft Excel, as well as attention to detail and accuracy