Are there still a lot of jobs in Atlanta?

What is the standard entry level salary in Atlanta, GA? ?

I just graduated with a degree in Marketing in May. I also relocated from NYC to Atlanta, GA. The standard entry level salary in NYC is 35k. However, when I am applying for jobs, the posts start off a lot lower. So now basically I am lost. Please help!!
Answer:

Most entry level salaries are not going to be close to NYC's, its higher there because of the cost of living

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The South has the lowest pay scale in the country so you may wish to consider moving to a better pay area.

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Usually an entry level job here in Atlanta is going to pay somewhere between $14 and $16 per hour. That generally includes health benefits and vacation time.

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