I'm going to be talking about the article "What does a Marketing Executive do?", from miss Denna S., and I profoundly suggest everyone that want to start a career in marketing, to read the article. The author explains in depth all the things an executive can do or will do, she also specifies the tasks for each branch of the marketing executive prospect.
Being a marketing executive is like being a ball that bounces between a lot of people, because you're literally always going from one task to another, and they can vary from analytical tasks to more creative tasks. When you're a marketing executive you're the brain behind all the publicity and the brand, you feel like you personally own everything because you are the one in charge of everything.
There are a lot of things implied in what the marketing executive, and that's what makes his job what it is. So, he's working in a company to analyse the target market, and make publicity or post on social media to attract them. But his duties can change depending on the company, because it's not all of them who have the same objectives.
On the daily basis, the marketing executive has to do all the plans to launch campaigns and maintain them running, he also has to analyse the audience he aims to sell to. He has to seek the potential everywhere to make the company and the sales grow. To do that he must put in use some marketing strategies.
Technically to be a marketing executive, you don't really need to have some type of education, you can always create your own company and be your own marketing executive. But the other companies often require some sort of college degree, or at least your DES to hire you, it always depends on the company you're applying for.
With a lot of companies the salary they give you without commissions goes from 33 thousand to 83 thousand. However, most of the time the salary of the marketing executive depends on the sales or clients he can get. There is also companies who mix both of the ways, so you can never know what his real salary is gonna be.
He needs to be able to speak fluently a lot of languages, it can always bring some benefits to the table. He also has to know the marketing strategies, and he can learn them on his own.
There is absolutely zero chances that the marketing executives will be replaced by robots. The job requires social skills that a robot can't develop. The only way a robot could do the job is if we invent AI's and connect a robot to one of them.
Like the age that a marketing executive can start, it is unclear. With a good salary, the average stands at 55 years old, but there is still all the people that are dedicated to the job and the marketing executive with a worse salary.
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