00:00the five highest paying non-coding
00:03entry-level tech jobs that's what we're
00:05going to be talking about today if you
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00:15somebody else because i don't have a big
00:17marketing department like all of these
00:19rich universities i just try to get the
00:21word out there by word of mouth so a lot
00:23of people out there think that
00:24technology is just software development
00:27and that could not be further from the
00:28truth there are many other amazing
00:31careers out there if you're not somebody
00:32who wants to code and that could not be
00:34further from the truth so let's get
00:36right into the first one right off the
00:38bat which is going to be digital
00:40marketing now by digital marketing what
00:42i mean is paid ads so ads that you might
00:44see on facebook youtube tick tock etc
00:48also pay-per-click that would be
00:49something you'd see on google and then
00:51on top of that search engine
00:52optimization which is what you do in
00:54order to get your website to rank at the
00:56top of google now this is a super
00:58valuable skill set it's something that
01:00pretty much all companies out there do
01:02at the very least they're trying to get
01:03their website to rank and they're
01:05probably running paid ads as well and
01:07this is one that i have featured on the
01:09channel several times and if you look at
01:11linkedin you look at entry-level jobs
01:13posted over the last month you type in
01:15digital marketing you will see that
01:16there are 92 000 results that is
01:19incredible that means there are 92 000
01:21entry-level jobs that got posted in the
01:23last month and when you look at how much
01:25digital marketers make you'll see that
01:27they make about 76 000 a year which is
01:30great and the best thing about this
01:32career and all the other careers we're
01:33going to talk about on this list is you
01:35can get into them with no experience and
01:37without a college degree now one thing
01:40that's great about digital marketing in
01:42my opinion just from the people that
01:43i've worked with and just talking to a
01:45bunch of different people is that
01:47digital marketing tends to be good for a
01:49wide range of personalities there's some
01:51careers out there that are much better
01:53for people who are analytical some
01:54careers out there that are much better
01:56for people who are artistic and by the
01:57way we're going to talk about a few of
01:59those later on in the video but digital
02:01marketing tends to be good for a wide
02:03different range of personalities out
02:04there whether you're analytical or
02:06artistic or some version of both chances
02:08are you're gonna find some sort of
02:10specialty within digital marketing that
02:12really appeals to you so yeah digital
02:14marketing phenomenal choice has a ton of
02:15demand and a ton of upside the next one
02:18on the other hand is gonna apply to
02:19specific personality types however and
02:22that is going to be tech sales also
02:24known as sales development
02:25representative business development
02:27representative and software sales so
02:29this is exactly what it sounds like tech
02:31sales you're in the technology industry
02:33and you are selling now you're not going
02:35to be selling to individual people this
02:37is going to be business to business type
02:39sales and the different names sales
02:40development representative business
02:42development representative there can be
02:44small differences like inbound versus
02:46outbound etc but i'm just all bunching
02:48them together and it's more of a focus
02:50on building relationships with these
02:52companies rather than kind of like a
02:54sketchy you know used car salesman type
02:56of thing where you're just trying to
02:58like put pressure on people right on the
02:59spot uh to go into a really bad deal
03:02it's much more about building long-term
03:04relationships and making sure that both
03:06parties benefit from the arrangement now
03:08if you type in business development on
03:11284 000 results posted in the last month
03:15for entry-level jobs if you type in
03:17sales development you'll see a hundred
03:19and three thousand results posted in the
03:20last month for entry level jobs
03:23absolutely ridiculous and this is one of
03:25the few careers where you can
03:26legitimately switch careers with zero
03:28experience and get into a new job in
03:31something like one month and that is why
03:33i interviewed my friend troy from course
03:34careers because he has been getting
03:36people jobs in one to two months
03:38consistently in tech sales he trains
03:40people in tech sales then he actually
03:42gets them interviews with these
03:43companies automatically so you don't
03:45even have to go through the process of
03:47applying and business development
03:48representatives make about 79 000 on
03:51average there's also a bunch of
03:53different roles that they can move into
03:55some of them have to do with sales some
03:57of them don't necessarily have to do a
03:58sales so there's a lot of room for
04:00horizontal and vertical growth for
04:02instance somebody that i'm going to be
04:03interviewing on the channel very soon
04:04antoine makes over 500 000 a year in
04:08tech sales so yeah can be an absolutely
04:10phenomenal career if you are interested
04:12in tech sales you want to learn more
04:13about it troy does have a free training
04:15which i will put down in the description
04:17as well as the pin comment below and if
04:19you do decide to use his service where
04:21he will you know train you and get you
04:24i do have a 50 off coupon you can check
04:27that out i believe it is shane 50.
04:29number three on the list is going to be
04:30good old information technology and this
04:33is basically where you take care of all
04:34of the computer needs within a company
04:36and there's a bunch of different
04:37specializations within it hello ig have
04:40you tried turning it off and on again
04:42now if you type in information
04:44technology over the last month at the
04:46entry level there is a hundred and
04:48thirty five thousand jobs that have been
04:50posted on linkedin again that is just
04:52phenomenal especially at the entry level
04:54and typically if you work in it you can
04:56expect to make about 72 000 a year and
04:58if you specialize further you can make
05:00much much more than that so yeah it
05:02really solid option if you're somebody
05:04who is really good with computers
05:05technology kind of troubleshooting and
05:07problem solving or you just naturally
05:09enjoy that type of thing definitely i
05:11would recommend this one the next one is
05:13going to be ux and ui design and these
05:16are actually technically separate
05:17although many people learn both of them
05:19ux is user experience and ui is user
05:23interface user experience tends to be a
05:25little bit more analytical whereas user
05:27interface is much more artistic now this
05:29is one i highly recommend that you look
05:31into if you're artistic and you want to
05:33work and get paid as an artist i'll just
05:35be blunt with you there aren't that many
05:37jobs out there that you can make money
05:39especially good money as an artist
05:42usually if you want to make money as an
05:43artist you have to go off start your own
05:45business and make your own way ux and ui
05:48design is one of the few exceptions so
05:51yeah user experience is all about
05:53creating the optimal customer journey on
05:55whatever website or sales platform
05:57you're using and then ui is all about
05:59making the website unique uh staying
06:01true to the brand and also making it
06:03aesthetically pleasing now at the entry
06:05level over the last month you see that
06:08ui and ux design has 13 000 job postings
06:12ui design has 34 000 and ux design has
06:1516 000 all in the united states and all
06:18at the entry level so that is really
06:20solid especially for an art related
06:21career now this one typically does take
06:23a little bit longer to get into than
06:25some of the other ones on the list but
06:26again it's an art related career so it's
06:28one that i do recommend to people if
06:30they really have their heart set on
06:32making money in the arts and you can
06:34make really good money with this 87 000
06:37a year the next one on the list is for
06:38people who are extremely analytical and
06:41they like math and statistics and
06:43analyzing data and that is going to be
06:45of course data analysis so as a data
06:48analyst you would be helping to collect
06:49store analyze and interpret data this is
06:52one of the most valuable skill sets that
06:54you can have right now there's articles
06:56on the internet that say like data is
06:57more valuable than gold or oil and it's
07:00true because if you think about it uh
07:02let's say your company is running ads
07:03and they sell ferret backpacks so if
07:06they put an ad for a ferret backpack in
07:08front of you know let's say a million
07:11maybe a hundred of them are gonna buy it
07:13but if they put an ad for a ferret
07:15backpack in front of a million ferret
07:18thousands and thousands of them are
07:20gonna buy it maybe something like ten
07:21thousand so you're probably going to end
07:23up getting 100x or even more for the
07:26money that you spend and that is why
07:28data is so incredibly valuable now when
07:30you look up entry level jobs posted over
07:32the last month for data analyst you have
07:35a 191 000 results which is amazing and
07:38as a data analyst you can expect to make
07:4077 000 a year now this is another one of
07:43those jobs where you can move into a
07:45bunch of different roles as well you
07:47could become like a project manager or a
07:48product manager there are going to be
07:50many many different options down the
07:52line check out this interview i did with
07:54abdul right here who went into tech
07:56sales and was able to make over 70 000 a
07:58year in their first year hope you
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