Community Manager Resume:
Guide Expert & IA 2026

Yes. Add a short “Portfolio” line in your header or “Additional information”. Link to 3–5 examples: a campaign post, a community initiative, a moderation guideline excerpt, and a reporting snapshot. For each, indicate objective and result (e.g., +1.2pp engagement rate). Avoid links that require login.

Use metrics tied to outcomes: engagement rate, CTR, saves/share rate, follower growth, response time, sentiment trend, and conversion (signup, add-to-cart, or lead). If your role includes support, add resolution rate and deflection. Always provide timeframe and baseline so recruiters can judge impact.

Prioritize short-form video workflows: hook testing, series formats, creator collaborations, and native analytics. Mention posting cadence, average watch time, completion rate, and share rate. Show how you brief creators or editors and how you iterate based on performance. Add 2–3 TikTok links in your portfolio.

Yes, if it supports the role. Keep it concise: budget ranges, objectives, and how paid supported community growth or conversions. Mention tools like Meta Ads Manager and how you coordinated with paid teams. Don’t let paid social replace core community items like moderation, engagement, and brand voice.

One page is ideal for under 7 years of experience; two pages can work for senior roles with leadership and multi-market scope. Use tight bullets, prioritize quantified achievements, and keep older roles short. Recruiters should find channel mix, tools, and top results within 15 seconds.

In many English-speaking markets, photos are optional and often discouraged in the US. If you apply in the UK, it’s still generally optional. Focus on content quality: metrics, portfolio, and tools. Only include a photo if it’s standard in your target country and adds no risk.