Social Media Manager

To those considering hiring me: I don’t charge high rates, even though I’m aware that certain jobs often come with standard pricing. My focus is on delivering value—ensuring that I can genuinely help and that my clients are satisfied with my work. It's easy to set a price for services, but the real question is: did it truly make a difference?

So, if anyone reading this chooses to hire me, I leave it up to you to decide what rate you think is fair. I trust that you’ll offer a price that not only supports me but also helps the people I’m committed to serving. Thank you very much.

How did I become a Social Media Manager?

I met someone from California who introduced me to social media marketing. I worked for him for almost 6 years, and during that time, he mentored me. I learned a lot from him, and even though I don’t have a formal marketing degree, I’ve been able to get jobs in the field because of the skills and experience I gained while working with him.

How Did I Become an Ecommerce Analyst?

I received specialized training in managing online stores like Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Walmart, and Shopify. While working at the company, a mentor guided me through the process, ensuring I did the job correctly. Within a year, I had gained the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in this field. This experience gave me a strong foundation in ecommerce management, preparing me to thrive in the fast-paced and ever-changing world of online retail.

Before I graduated from college, I worked as a tutor for elementary, high school, and college students. I also had experience as a nurse in a hospital. However, fate led me down a different career path. I embraced this new journey wholeheartedly and grew to love it deeply.

What’s truly fascinating is that I've also experienced the kind of hard work that shapes character. From a young age, I learned to peel bamboo shoots, which are crafted into chairs. I joined my father on fishing trips, and at an early age, I also discovered how to sell dried fish. I don’t fuss about the nature of the work; as long as it’s honorable and contributes positively, I’m all in.