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SELECTED JOBS IN MARKETING
Account Executive
Liaison person between an advertising agency and its clients. The Individual is employed by the agency to study the clients promotional objectives and create promotional programs (including message, layout, media, and timing)
Advertising copywriter
Creator of headlines and content for advertisements.
Advertising Layout person
Producer of illustrations or one who uses other artists illustrations to formulate advertisements.
Advertising Manager
Director of a firm s advertising program. He or she determines media, copy, size of budget, advertising frequency, and the choice of an advertising agency.
Advertising production manager
Person who arranges to have an advertisement filmed (for television), recorded (for radio), or printed ( newspapers, magazines, etc )
Advertising research director
Person who researches markets, evaluates alternate advertisements, assesses media, and tests advertisements.
Commercial Artist
Creator of advertisements for television, prlnt media, and product packaging This artist selects photographs and drawings and determines the layout and type of print to be used in newspaper and magazine advertisements Sample scenes of television commercials are sketched clients.
Consumer affairs specialist
Company contact with consumers. This person handles consumer complaints and attempts to change the firms policies to reflect customer needs Community programs, such as lectures on product safety, emanate from the consumer affairs specialist.
Credit Manager
Direct to home salesperson
Person who sells products and services to consumers by personal contact at the consumers homes.
Fashion designer
Designer of apparel, such as beach wear, hats, dresses, scarves, and shoes.
Franchise
Person who leases or buys a business that has many outlets and a well known name. The franchisee normally operates one outlet and participates in cooperative planning and advertising. The franchisor sets rules for operating all outlets.
Franchisor
Person who develops a company name and reputation and then leases or sells parts of the firm to independent business people. The franchisor oversees the company sets policy and usually trains franchisees.
Industrial designer
Designer who improves the appearance and function of machine-made products
Industrial Traffic Manager
Arranger of transportation to and from firms and customers for raw materials fabricated parts finished goods and equipment.
International Marketer
Person who works overseas or in the international department of a domestic company and 18 involved with some aspect of marketing. International marketing positions are available in all areas of marketing.
Life Insurance Agent
Person who advises clients on life insurance policy types available relative to their needs. Policies provide life insurance and/or retirement income.
Manufacturer's representative
Salesperson who represents several, usually small manufacturers that cannot afford their own sales force. The representative normally deals with wholesalers and retailers. He or she determines needs and then displays, demonstrates and describes products and services often at the customers place of business.
Marketing research project supervisor
Person who develops the research methodology , evaluates the accuracy of different sample sizes , analyzes data and assesses statistical errors.
Media analyst
Person who evaluates the characteristics and costs of available media. The analyst examines audience size and traits, legal restrictions types of messages used and so on. The effectiveness of company message
Media Director
Person who determines the day time (for radio and television media location and size of advertisement) The goal to reach the largest desirable audience at the most efficient cost The director (buyer) negotiates contracts for advertisements in space or air time.
Marketing manager
Executive who plans directs and controls the entire marketing functions of the company The manager (vice-president) oversees all marketing decisions and personnel.
Packaging specialist
Person responsible for package design durability- safety appeal size and cost This specialist must be familiar with all related legislation
Pricing economist
Specialist who studies sources of supply consumer demand government restrictions competition- costs and then offers short run and long run pricing recommendations
Product Manager
Person who supervises the marketing of a product or brand category. In some firms there are product bra brand) managers for existing items and new product ( brand) managers for new Introduction. For a one brand or one-product company, the product (brand) manager is actually the marketing manager.
Property and casualty insurance agent (broker)
Person who evaluates client risks from such perils as fire, burglary, and accidents, assesses coverage needs, and sells policies to idemnity losses.
Public Relations Director
Manager of a company 8 efforts to keep the public aware of Its accomplishments and benefits to society and minimize negative reactions to company policies and activities The director constantly measure public attitudes and seeks to maintain a favorable public opinion of the firm
Purchasing Agent
Buyer for a manufacturer, wholesaler, or retailer The agent purchases Items necessary for the operation of the firm and usually buys in bulk, seeks reliable suppliers, and sets precise specifications
Real Estate Salesperson
Liaison who brings together a buyer and seller, lessor and lessee or landlord and tenant The salesperson receives a commission
Retail Buyer
Person responsible for purchasing Items for resale The buyer generally concentrates on a product area and develops a Plan for proper styles, assortments, sizes, and amounts of the product The buyer analyzes vendors on the basis of quality, style, availability, fit, flexibility, reliability, and price
Retail Department Manager
Supervisor of one retail department, often at a branch store The manager usually works with the buyer and be irresponsible for displaying merchandise, counting it, and reordering it. Department manager is often the first position a college graduate assumes after the initial training program.
Retail Merchandise Manager
Supervisor of several buyers thls manager sets the retailer's 8 direction In terms of styles product lines, image, pricing and so on and allocates budgets among buyers
Retail Store Manager
Supervisors of the day-to day activities of a store All In store personnel report to this manager
Sales Engineer
Salesperson Involved with technical products and services
Sales Manager
Supervisor of the sales force, responsible for recruitment, selection, training, motivation, evaluation, compensation and control
Sales Person
Company representative who interacts with con consumers A salesperson may require limited or extensive skills, deal with final or Intermediate customers, work from an office or go out in the field, and be a career salesperson or progress in management
Sales promotion director
Person Involved with supplementary promotional activities, such as trading stamps, coupons, contest, giveaways, and tree samples
Securities Salesperson
Salesperson Involved with the buying and selling of stocks, bonds, government securities , mutual funds and other securities
Traffic Manager
Supervisor of the purchase and use of alternate methods of transportation. This manager routes shipments and monitors securities
Warehouser
Person responsible for storage and movements of goods within a company's warehouse facilities. The warehouser maintains Inventory records and makes sure older Items are shipped out before newer ones (rotating stock)
Wholesale salesperson
Seller representing a wholesaler to retailers and other firms
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