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Working As An Internet Consultant

  • Interacting With Computers
  • Getting Information
  • Updating and Using Relevant Knowledge
  • Thinking Creatively
  • Processing Information

  • Mostly Sitting

  • Repetitive

  • $84,000

    Average Salary

What Does An Internet Consultant Do

Web developers design and create websites. They are responsible for the look of the site. They are also responsible for the site’s technical aspects, such as its performance and capacity, which are measures of a website’s speed and how much traffic the site can handle. In addition, web developers may create content for the site.

Duties

Web developers typically do the following:

  • Meet with clients or management to discuss the needs and design of a website
  • Create and test applications for a website
  • Write code for websites, using programming languages such as HTML or XML
  • Work with other team members to determine what information the site will contain
  • Work with graphics and other designers to determine the website’s layout
  • Integrate graphics, audio, and video into the website
  • Monitor website traffic

When creating a website, developers have to make their client’s vision a reality. They build particular types of websites, such as ecommerce, news, or gaming sites, to fit clients’ needs. Different types of websites may require different applications to work right. For example, a gaming site should be able to handle advanced graphics, whereas an ecommerce site needs a payment-processing application. The developer decides which applications and designs will best fit the site.

Some developers handle all aspects of a website’s construction, and others specialize in a certain aspect of it. The following are examples of types of specialized web developers:

Back-end web developers are responsible for the overall technical construction of the website. They create the basic framework of the site and ensure that it works as expected. Back-end web developers also establish procedures for allowing others to add new pages to the website and meet with management to discuss major changes to the site.

Front-end web developers are responsible for how a website looks. They create the site’s layout and integrate graphics, applications (such as a retail checkout tool), and other content. They also write web-design programs in a variety of computer languages, such as HTML or JavaScript.

Webmasters maintain websites and keep them updated. They ensure that websites operate correctly, and they test for errors such as broken links. Many webmasters respond to user comments as well.

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How To Become An Internet Consultant

The typical education needed to become a web developer is an associate’s degree in web design or a related field. Web developers need knowledge of both programming and graphic design.

Education

Educational requirements for web developers vary with the setting they work in and the type of work they do. Requirements range from a high school diploma to a bachelor’s degree. An associate’s degree in web design or related field is the most common requirement.

However, for more technical developer positions, such as back-end web developers, some employers prefer workers who have at least a bachelor’s degree in computer science, programming, or a related field.

Web developers need to have a thorough understanding of HTML programming. The most recent version, HTML5, contains new features that web developers need to understand. Many employers also want developers to understand other programming languages, such as JavaScript or SQL, as well as have some knowledge of multimedia publishing tools, such as Flash. Throughout their career, web developers must keep up to date on new tools and computer languages.

Some employers prefer web developers who have both a computer degree and coursework in graphic design, especially if the developer will be heavily involved in the website’s visual appearance.

Advancement

Web developers who have a bachelor’s degree can advance to become project managers. For more information, see the profile on computer and information systems managers.

Important Qualities

Concentration. Web developers must sit at a computer and write detailed code for long periods.

Creativity. Web developers often are involved in designing the appearance of a website and must make sure that it looks innovative and up to date.

Customer-service skills. Webmasters have to respond politely and correctly to user questions and requests.

Detail oriented. When web developers write in HTML, a minor error could cause an entire webpage to stop working.

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Average Length of Employment
Owner And Developer 5.0 years
Internet Application Developer 2.9 years
Technical Marketing Consultant 2.8 years
Internet Developer 2.7 years
Webmaster 2.6 years
Web Design/Development 2.5 years
Web Specialist 2.3 years
Internet Coordinator 2.2 years
Web Content Developer 2.2 years
Internet Ecommerce Specialist 2.1 years
Marketing Consultant 2.1 years
Web Development Consultant 2.1 years
Internet Specialist 2.0 years
Internet Marketing Specialist 2.0 years
Internet Marketing Analyst 2.0 years
Internet Consultant 2.0 years
Internet Marketing Consultant 1.9 years
Internet Sales Consultant 1.7 years
Assistant Web Developer 1.7 years
Digital Media Consultant 1.5 years
Top Careers Before Internet Consultant
Customer Service Representative 10.8%
Sales Associate 10.4%
Sales Representative 9.2%
Consultant 7.2%
Account Executive 5.2%
Team Leader 4.4%
Account Manager 4.4%
Web Developer 4.4%
Software Engineer 4.0%
Manager 4.0%
Sales Manager 4.0%
General Manager 4.0%
Assistant Manager 4.0%
Operations Manager 3.6%
Internship 3.6%
Programmer 3.6%
Cashier 3.6%
Store Manager 3.2%
Senior Software Engineer 3.2%
Coordinator 3.2%
Top Careers After Internet Consultant
Consultant 9.8%
Customer Service Representative 8.1%
Sales Associate 6.8%
Sales Representative 6.8%
Senior Software Engineer 6.8%
Web Developer 6.4%
Senior Project Manager 6.0%
Account Executive 5.5%
Owner 4.3%
Account Manager 4.3%
Administrative Assistant 3.8%
Manager 3.8%
Internet Sales Manager 3.8%
Marketing Consultant 3.8%
Team Leader 3.4%
Development Manager 3.4%
Project Manager 3.4%
Sales Consultant 3.4%
Sales Manager 3.4%
Regional Sales Manager 3.0%

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Top Skills for An Internet Consultant

  1. Company Website
  2. Online Presence
  3. Web Content
You can check out examples of real life uses of top skills on resumes here:
  • Managed the company website and built, from scratch, two additional marketing websites.
  • Educated clients and potential clients on best practices for online presence and marketing.
  • Contributed to designing web content and creating marketing collateral.
  • Create a positive experience for our Internet Customers through the use of email, on-line Live Chat and Division 1-800 numbers.
  • Meet customer s standards for customer service while personalizing communication process to their convenience.

Internet Consultant Demographics

Gender

Male

58.8%

Female

30.4%

Unknown

10.8%
Ethnicity

White

60.3%

Hispanic or Latino

15.8%

Black or African American

11.2%

Asian

8.6%

Unknown

4.1%
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Foreign Languages Spoken

Spanish

44.4%

French

14.8%

Portuguese

7.4%

German

7.4%

Dutch

7.4%

Japanese

3.7%

Carrier

3.7%

Afrikaans

3.7%

Hebrew

3.7%

Navajo

3.7%
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Internet Consultant Education

Schools

University of Phoenix

11.5%

San Diego State University

9.0%

Michigan State University

7.7%

University of Texas at Austin

6.4%

Mesa Community College - Boswell

5.1%

New York University

5.1%

University of Central Oklahoma

5.1%

Strayer University

5.1%

Palomar College

5.1%

Marist College

3.8%

American University

3.8%

University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

3.8%

East Tennessee State University

3.8%

University of Houston

3.8%

University of North Texas

3.8%

University of Iowa

3.8%

University of Arizona

3.8%

Western Michigan University

3.8%

Louisiana State University and A&M College

2.6%

Syracuse University

2.6%
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Majors

Business

24.6%

Computer Science

10.1%

Communication

5.4%

Accounting

5.4%

Finance

5.1%

Electrical Engineering

4.3%

Psychology

4.3%

Marketing

4.3%

Management

4.0%

Computer Information Systems

3.6%

General Studies

3.3%

English

3.3%

Graphic Design

3.3%

Journalism

3.3%

Liberal Arts

2.9%

Computer Engineering

2.9%

Management Information Systems

2.5%

Writing

2.5%

Advertising

2.5%

Education

2.2%
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Degrees

Bachelors

46.5%

Other

22.5%

Masters

15.8%

Associate

7.8%

Certificate

4.2%

Doctorate

2.0%

Diploma

0.7%

License

0.4%
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