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Dreamfields

National Digital Marketing Director

Miami, FL · On-site

$200 - $250/hr

Manage and optimize digital advertising campaigns with cannabis media partners, ensuring we resonate with the target customer base. * Oversee the digital advertising budget, ensuring efficient ...

Jeeter

National Digital Marketing Director

Miami, FL · On-site

$175K/yr

Manage and optimize digital advertising campaigns with cannabis media partners, ensuring we resonate with the target customer base. * Oversee the digital advertising budget, ensuring efficient ...

Jeeter

National Digital Marketing Director

Miami, FL · Remote

$175K/yr

Manage and optimize digital advertising campaigns with cannabis media partners, ensuring we resonate with the target customer base.Oversee the digital advertising budget, ensuring efficient resource ...

Mint Cannabis

Brand Ambassador - Tempe

Tempe, AZ · On-site

$16/hr

Create engaging digital content across Mint Cannabis-approved social media channels that aligns with brand voice and industry compliance. * Stay up-to-date on current trends in cannabis marketing ...

Green Thumb

Social Media Manager, RYTHM

Chicago, IL · On-site

Stay current on platform guidelines and cannabis industry restrictions, with an eye toward ... Qualifications * 2+ years in social media management, building social followings on Instagram ...

Green Thumb

Social Media Manager, RYTHM

Chicago, IL · On-site

$70K - $85K/yr

Stay current on platform guidelines and cannabis industry restrictions, with an eye toward successful, compliant workarounds by channel. Qualifications * 2+ years in social media management, building ...

DACUT

Cannabis Cultivation Technician

Flint, MI

$16 - $18/hr

... media Report equipment malfunctions and safety hazards What You Need Required: 21+ years old (state requirement for cannabis work) Ability to follow detailed instructions and SOPs Comfortable with ...

Green Thumb

Social Media Manager, RYTHM

Chicago, IL · On-site

$70K - $85K/yr

Stay current on platform guidelines and cannabis industry restrictions, with an eye toward successful, compliant workarounds by channel. Qualifications * 2+ years in social media management, building ...

Snaxland

Digital Media Coordinator

Denver, CO · On-site

DIGITAL MEDIA COORDINATOR The Digital Media Coordinator will report to and work closely with the ... Be up to date and well versed on cannabis advertising/marketing regulations, limitations and ...

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How much do cannabis media jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 7, 2026, the average yearly pay for cannabis media in the United States is $120,163.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $123,000.00 and $128,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is cannabis media?

Cannabis media refers to journalistic outlets, publications, and digital platforms that focus on reporting news, trends, and educational content related to the cannabis industry. This can include coverage of legalization efforts, business developments, health research, product reviews, and cultural aspects of cannabis use. Professionals in cannabis media may work as writers, editors, photographers, or video producers, providing information and insights for both industry professionals and the general public. As the cannabis industry evolves, cannabis media plays a crucial role in shaping public perception and providing accurate, timely information.

What are the typical daily tasks and challenges faced by professionals in cannabis media roles?

Professionals in Cannabis Media often juggle a variety of tasks, including creating engaging content, managing social media channels, and staying updated on rapidly changing regulations. One common challenge is navigating the legal landscape to ensure that all communications comply with federal and state laws, as cannabis remains a highly regulated industry. Team collaboration is frequent, especially with compliance, marketing, and legal departments, to produce accurate and compelling stories that resonate with diverse audiences. The fast-paced nature of the industry requires adaptability, strong research skills, and a willingness to continuously learn about new trends and legislation.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in cannabis media, and why are they important?

To thrive in Cannabis Media, you need strong journalism or communications skills, a solid understanding of the cannabis industry, and often a relevant degree or portfolio of published work. Familiarity with digital publishing platforms, SEO tools, and multimedia content creation is typically required. Outstanding storytelling, adaptability, and networking abilities help professionals build a credible voice and connect with diverse audiences. These skills ensure accurate, engaging coverage and enable navigation of the complex, rapidly evolving cannabis landscape.

What is the difference between Cannabis Media vs Cannabis Content Creator?

AspectCannabis MediaCannabis Content Creator
CredentialsMedia or journalism experience, possibly industry-specific certificationsCreative skills, social media proficiency, possibly marketing or communications background
Work EnvironmentMedia outlets, online platforms, industry eventsPersonal brands, social media channels, freelance or agency work
Industry UsageProducing articles, videos, podcasts about cannabis industry news and trendsCreating original content such as videos, blogs, or social media posts about cannabis topics

While Cannabis Media involves reporting, producing, and managing industry news and stories, Cannabis Content Creators focus on generating original content to engage audiences. Both roles require creativity and industry knowledge but differ in their primary functions and work settings.

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Social Media Content Creator

Black Cannabis Week

Philadelphia, PA • On-site

Other

This job post has expired 3 days ago. Applications are no longer accepted.

Key responsibilities

  • Ideate and execute content strategy to support BCW's initiatives, including events, partnerships, and year-round support.

  • Record and edit videos promoting the Cannabis Opportunities Conference and associated activations for BCW's social media pages.

  • Attend weekly check-ins and collaborate with team members to plan and create content ahead of scheduled events.

Job description

Unpaid/Volunteer Black Cannabis Week Social Media Team


Black Cannabis Week (BCW) was founded to address the growing gap between emerging opportunities and the communities most impacted by criminalization. What began as conversations among advocates, educators, entrepreneurs, and community leaders evolved into a movement for collective advancement.


Since 2018, BCW has grown into a national platform rooted in Philadelphia. We bring together policymakers, entrepreneurs, students, artists, wellness practitioners, and changemakers. Through education, entrepreneurship, advocacy, wellness, and culture, we create spaces for meaningful collaboration. Our mission is to build pathways for equity, opportunity, leadership, and lasting community impact.


BCW is looking to build out a new, volunteer (unpaid) social media team to support media infrastructure surrounding our handle (@blackcannabisweek) and two main events: (1) The Daily Dose Tour, a segment of mini-conferences staged in select Northeast cities leading up to the (2) main September conference during Black Cannabis Week in Philadelphia.


Nick, the social media lead reporting to event organizer Brandi, and new to the Black Cannabis Week team, is a creative with marketing and media experience inside and outside the cannabis ecosystem. He is supporting the development of this volunteer social committee and will be working with members to strategize, create, and publish organic and paid content. His focus will be to set the group up for success and act in a behind-the-scenes advisory role so that team members can get a platform to create true impact for the organization and community.


The structure of this team is to plan out content several weeks, if not months, ahead of time. There will be more boots-on-the-ground, ad hoc content as in-person events arrive in August/September. The team will consist of a coordinator, designer, and strategist, all equally reporting to Nick. You will be asked to attend a weekly check-in, with more check-ins closer to Black Cannabis Week. The work will be managed asyncronously and mostly remote. The coordinator role will be asked to attend parts of BCW in Philadelphia, PA, for capturing and building content pertinent to the events. Attendance is recommended but not required for the designer and strategist.


Social media content creator

Responsibilities:

  • Ideate and execute content strategy to support BCW’s initiatives, including events, as well as partnerships and continued year-round support.
  • Record and edit videos promoting the Cannabis Opportunities Conference and associated activations from the BCW Instagram and Linkedin pages.


Qualifications: Background in social media management with a portfolio of brands or organizations you’ve worked with, strong communication skills, and the ability to respond to messages within a few hours. Philadelphia, PA local preferred, cannabis and regulatory experience with social platforms is a bonus.


Estimated time commitment: Ongoing 2-4 hours per week. We won’t lie, it is anticipated that you may spend 7-10 hours per week for 1-3 weeks leading up to the conference in late September, and possibly 10-15 hours (or more) during Black Cannabis Week itself. Know that this is only to get good coverage of the event — it is NOT an ongoing expectation that you commit this much time year-round. That’s not to say we can’t get volunteers to help with coverage, or get partners to supply us content. If you’re interested, we are flexible and will figure it out together.

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