Marketing Jobs

Many organisations have increased their marketing spend in recent years. With external factors having a massive impact on the way that consumers find services/products. Companies have responded to this by creating roles that can react to changes in trends and consumer habits. For example, companies have brought on talent that can manage online shopping, video marketing and improve web-based customer interactions. So, marketing jobs are very much in demand- at all seniority levels.

There are so many reasons why you should work in marketing. To name a few:
> You’ll be part of a continually evolving, fast-paced and incredibly creative sector. With the potential to work with a host of different businesses or become an expert in a service/product.
> There is a vast array of career choices with a lot of flexibility in what you want to do. You can be a highly specialised or a generalist marketer.
> Where you work is also flexible, as you can work completely remotely or in an office. If you work in an agency, you can also go on site visits and meet clients.

All the positives aside, marketing jobs are highly pressurised and can quickly become stressful. But, on the whole, this role is very rewarding both financially and personally.

Entry-level marketing jobs are as varied as the sector itself. These roles will require little to no previous experience in marketing. More often than not, entry-level marketing jobs will also offer on-the-job training. With many employers putting you through a course to get the knowledge needed for the job.

Some research shows that marketing salaries in the UK can be between £22,500 - £77,878. There are so many avenues that you can go down in this career, that the earning potential of marketing jobs really varies. Also, how much marketers earn can vary if they want to be an in-house (who on average earn £35,000) or an agency marketer (who earn an average of £38,000). A better question to ask yourself could be what marketing specialism pays the most?

However, to answer the question of what marketing jobs pay the most. Marketing Directors earn the most in the UK, with a base salary between £90,000 - £100,000 with additional benefits and bonuses.