Marketing Jobs in the United Kingdom
Infomed Online
£20000 - £25000 YEAR
Chislehurst, England
This role requires you to continuously monitor and adjust marketing campaigns to reach the intended KPI’s, drive a continuous increase in the number of bookings, increase brand awareness and ensure an increasing the company’s presence in social media. The candidate will also be expected to liaise with delegates and faculty prior and post each webinar and ensure the success of every event run.
Nadia Al-Masud
£25000 - £28000 Per Year
Ipswich, ANGL
Additional keywords: Sales, Marketing, Coordinator, Customer Service, Administration, Quotes, Canvassing, Office Support, Database Management, SIPs, Structural Insulated Panels, A flexible approach to work and proficiency in using Social Media, Zoho (or similar CRM software), Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint are required.
System Recruitment ltd
£30000 - £35000 Per Year
Warrington, NW
The role will suit individuals currently working as Sales and Marketing Administrator, Digtial Marketing Executive, Sales and Marketing Co-ordinator, Marketing Manager and be living within a commutable distance of Warrington, Liverpool, Manchester, Widnes, Northwich, Wignan, St Helens, Altrincham or be willing to relocate. Key Responsibilities: External Partner Management:Coordinate and oversee activities with external partners, including agencies and freelancers handling PPC, SEO, email marketing, video production, web copywriting, and email copywriting.
Candidate Source Ltd
£27000 Per Year
Coventry, MID
This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious and creative marketing professional to truly make their mark, influence omni channel campaigns, and develop their marketing skill set in an encouraging environment. Reporting to the marketing manager, you will work on various campaigns across various platforms, including digital, print, social media, email, PR, and events.
Salt
£35000 - £40000 Per Year
Midsomer Norton, SW
They are in in the office 5 days per week (you will need to drive) and the focus of the role is to drive online traffic while improving brand presence. It's an opportunity to own the marketing channels and be responsible for developing, implementing and managing marketing campaigns that promote the company and products.
First Military Recruitment Ltd
Aldershot, Southern
As a Marketing Manager you will be at the forefront of leading a dedicated team to grow local businesses, build eye catching brands and audience insights whilst expanding revenue generation. This Marketing business covers multiple sectors such as, health and fitness, retail, education and entertainment groups, providing advertising solutions to drive growth in revenue and brand recognition.
Salt
£80000 - £85000 Per Year
London, London
Analyse app user behaviour regularly to identify new areas of improvement for enhanced user journey . You will be reporting to the CMO in the business, and work with a team of specialists across the business including having strong communication with the senior stakeholders off the company.
Photocentric
Peterborough, ANGL
If you would like to join our growing team and feel that you have the necessary skills and experience to become our SeniorDigital Marketing Manager, please click ‘apply’ now! Working closely with Sales and Product Manager devise online B2B campaigns to promote the range of products.
Firechief
£30000 Per Year
Rutland, MID
Operating from our Head Office in Rutland and Global Distribution Centre in Birmingham, we work with an extensive network of distributors, customers, industry contacts, and specialists, holding stock of up to half a million products at any one time, available for immediate dispatch. As the UK’s fastest-growing fire safety brand, every product we supply fits with our ethos of quality, reliability, and high performance, with Firechief products carrying a range of accreditations such as the BSI Kitemark, LPCB approval, MED certification, CE mark, and UKCA.
Marketing Jobs Overview
Marketers create, promote, publicise, and track campaigns for brands, products, and organisations. Many major companies have a marketing team that is responsible for effectively reaching targeted audiences. Without marketers, a brand’s public presence could be virtually invisible, making them essential team members for businesses nationwide.
Marketing jobs can be incredibly versatile, as you could be working for just about any type of company or product. From tech titans to manufacturers to charities, they almost all have marketing teams. So as a marketer, you can pick and choose which industry most appeals to you.
Marketing often attracts creative types, but also those that are analytical and quick thinking. A successful marketer doesn’t just come up with the big idea, they also must know how to effectively execute a marketing strategy and prove its success through marketing tracking tools.
Working in marketing is a desirable career path for many, especially considering the increased demand within marketing and advertising in recent years. It can lead to a lucrative career that also provides highly transferrable skills. If you’re interested in exploring specific types of jobs in marketing, you may wish to consider:
Marketing Qualifications and Skills
Marketing jobs require strong creative, analytical, communication, and, oftentimes, leadership skills. Whether you work in traditional or digital marketing, you will still be expected to have solid computer skills. This includes Microsoft Office experience, digital marketing tool management knowledge, and, in many cases, social media management skills. You can find more information on the skills required with our marketing and sales job description template.
Education-wise, some marketing departments hire those with little to no experience. Training on the job or an apprenticeship scheme may instead be provided. However, marketing candidates may choose to pursue a higher education in marketing first. Many universities offer undergraduate and master’s degrees in the subject, with various marketing specialisations available.
Some may even choose to pursue an MBA (Master of Business Administration) with a specialisation in marketing. Finally, CIM (Chartered Institute of Marketing) offers various popular marketing programs to professionals worldwide. This includes diplomas and certificates in marketing.
How Much Do Marketing Jobs Pay?
A marketing job salary entirely depends on your level of experience, the size and nature of the role, and the job’s location. Typically, marketing jobs based in inner cities will pay more than remote or rural marketing roles, but this may soon be changing due to the increasing popularity of working from home.
According to government statistics, a marketing associate can expect to earn an average salary of £29,940, whereas a marketing director can expect an average annual salary of £80,080. To find out what you can expect in your desired area of marketing and location, consider using a salary calculator.
Update Your Marketing CV
As a marketer, your CV is your primary chance to market yourself successfully to employers, so don’t mess up this all-important first step with a hastily crafted CV. Instead, take the time to tailor your CV specifically towards the marketing sector. List all your marketing qualifications, skills, and examples of where you’ve excelled in past related roles.
Feeling overwhelmed? Don’t be! Monster has plenty of CV templates available, including specific marketing job CV examples. Many job applications will also require a cover letter, and we have marketing cover letter resources available too.
Prepare for Your Marketing Job Interview
Interviews can scare the very best of us, but we’ve got plenty of interview tips, including common marketing interview questions. A marketing interview is your time to shine in person. You can go beyond the achievements listed on your CV and delve more thoroughly into your passion and success at marketing. It is also a great opportunity to see if you will be a good fit for the company personality-wise and vice versa.
Research Marketing Companies That Interest You
Prior to your initial interview, make sure you research the company. This will help you in your overall preparation, and your newfound knowledge may even impress the employer. We have many company profiles to view, which include information on:
- size and location
- benefits
- culture
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