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Marketing executives develop and oversee marketing campaigns to promote products and services. The role of a marketing executive can encompass creative, analytical, digital, commercial and administrative responsibilities. The details of the role will vary depending on the type and size of employer, as well as the industry. Executives are likely to work closely with other employees in areas such as advertising, market research, production, sales and distribution.
Marketing executives oversee many aspects of a campaign throughout the entire lifespan of a product, service or idea. As such executives are likely to have a great deal of responsibility early on and will be required to manage their time and duties themselves. These responsibilities can include:
overseeing and developing marketing campaigns
conducting research and analyzing data to identify and define audiences
devising and presenting ideas and strategies
promotional activities
compiling and distributing financial and statistical information
writing and proofreading creative copy
maintaining websites and looking at data analytics
organizing events and product exhibitions
updating databases and using a customer relationship management (CRM) system
coordinating internal marketing and an organisation’s culture
monitoring performance
managing campaigns on social media.
Depending on the size and type of employer, a marketing executive may or may not be an entry-level or graduate role. Graduates are likely to join a small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) as an executive. At larger organisations, executives may work closely with more junior marketing assistants and marketing coordinators. The majority of marketing-specific graduate schemes will also hire graduates into an executive role.
Digital and online marketing
The role will typically also involve a great deal of digital and online marketing work, as employers will typically operate a website and social media accounts. As such, executives may need to look at analytics and come up with appropriate courses of action, produce written and multimedia content and manage pay-per-click (PPC) and programmatic advertising. As such having a familiarity with and knowledge of digital and online marketing methods is beneficial.
Salaries, working life and promotion
Opportunities for promotion are excellent – normally into senior marketing roles, such as senior marketing executive, marketing manager or marketing director. Executives can also move to more specialized roles such as SEO manager, PPC (pay-per-click) manager or digital content manager.
Typical employers of marketing executives
Companies
Manufacturers
Retailers
Industries
Governments and local authorities
Charities
There are many industries in which organisations will need to promote their products or services to an audiences. These can be in either the public or private sectors, or for charities. Marketing executives can work at dedicated marketing agencies, where work will be done for external clients, or at in-house marketing departments within larger organisations.
Qualifications and training required
There are routes into marketing for both university graduates and school leavers.
Typically marketing opportunities are open to graduates from any degree discipline. However, a degree or postgraduate qualification in a subject such as marketing, economics, business, statistics or sociology may be beneficial or preferred by employers. Some jobs, particularly those in industrial marketing, require a scientific or technical background. Membership and professional qualifications offered by professional bodies, such as The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) or The Institute of Direct and Digital Marketing (IDM), may also be useful in securing a graduate job.
Relevant paid or voluntary work experience can be beneficial. This can be gained in any commercial area which requires contact with customers or the general public. Larger employers also run vacation courses and placements which can give a useful insight into the profession.
