Job description:

Marketing executives are involved in aspects of marketing, including: planning; collect advertisment; promotion; direct / phone / internet relations.

The responsibilities of the role will vary, depending on the size of the organisation and sector. The focus is not on selling any product / service or raising awareness of an issue that affects the public.

As many organisations have marketing departments, marketing executives can be found in both the private and public sectors: from the banking, retailing and media industries to voluntary and not-for-profit organisations.

Typical work activities:

The work of a marketing executive is very simple. Tasks typically involve:

• liaising and building relationships with a range of Business, e.g. Doctors, Home appliance, Construction ... Manufacturers, Buyers, Sellers.
• developing advertising opportunities, which can involve placing adverts in national, regional and specialist publications or on the radio (depending on the organisation and the campaign);
• maintaining and building contacts with the public;
• Preparing advertising scripts ;
• preparing photo shoots;
• managing the colletion of advertisment from the Public related to their business related or service related.
  
• arranging for the effective distribution of marketing materials;
• maintaining and updating contacts;
• evaluating marketing campaigns;
• monitoring competitor activity;
• contributing to and developing long-term marketing plans and strategies;
• assisting in the delivery of customer need;
• supporting the marketing manager and other colleagues.

Salary and conditions:

• Range of typical starting commission of 20%. or Rs. 5,000/- monthly
• Incentive 5% on achiving minimum business every month .
• Transport expense will be monthly Rs. 500 / Rs. 1000 on the basis of business .
• Working hours are generally 10 AM to 6 PM.
• Reporting depent on the situation.
• Marketing executives are generally office based, but often have to attend events and exhibitions, as well as meetings with suppliers, clients and partner organisations.
• Self-employment/freelance work is possible.
• Career breaks and secondments are possible.
• Both male and female marketing personal are welcome.
• Opportunities exist in most large towns and cities.
• No stressful and deadlines. Free and enjoyable job with reward.

Entry requirements:

There are no set qualifications needed to become a marketing executive, but most entrants have a degree or +2.

Although entry to the profession is open to all graduates/Diplomates, as marketing has now become one of the most popular career choices for graduates, the following degree subjects may be particularly helpful:

• marketing;
• communications;
• business/management;

Gaining pre-entry relevant work experience can be helpful, either via vacation work, work placements, shadowing or volunteering.

How to joint?

Send your CV, One photo to :
M/s. Saharaboomi