Why you should get a degree in marketing 2010
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This document recommends getting a degree in marketing and provides several reasons why. It notes that marketing jobs have grown 20% in recent years and pay well, with average salaries for marketing graduates being $50,000. The document also lists the many career paths and industries within marketing and argues that marketing connects consumers to brands, can create positive change, and makes buying products more enjoyable.
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Why you should get a degree in marketing 2010
- 1. you should get a degree in marketing.
- 2. why?
- 3. Salary.com
- 4. When business have to cut back during a recession, both small and large businesses sill need marketing to attract new customers.
- 5. marketing analysts are among the Fastest growing occupations in the country www.acinet.org
- 6. 20% growth in marketing jobs in 2010 Higher than most industries Monster.com
- 7. Average Salary for College Graduates With a Marketing Degree…
- 8. $50,000 ucso.indiana.edu, 2009 Not too shabby, eh?
- 9. Marketingcareers include: Advertising Public Relations Market Research Retailing Non-profit Work Promotions Strategic Planning Sales Creative Planning Media Production Brand Management Forecasting Packaging Business to Business Marketing Management Business to Consumer Communications International Marketing Product Planning Merchandise Management Sales Management Social Media Affiliate Marketing Search Engine Optimization
- 10. Marketing is what connects consumers to the brand
- 11. Marketing gives us the opportunity to do more than sell a product…
- 12. Marketing can effect change
- 13. ” “Over 34,000 loads of laundry cleaned for families affected by disasters
- 14. Marketing can refresh the country
- 15. ” “Give away millions of dollars to people with ideas that will have a positive impact
- 16. Marketing can save the lives of children around the world
- 17. ” “Gave over 31 million tetanus vaccines, helping protect mothers and newborns in less industrialized nations from devastating disease
- 18. But, lets face it…
- 19. Without marketing people would have less selection & NO FUN
- 20. buying stuff would be boring
- 21. The world would be a sadder place.
- 22. in short… 1.Marketing is a diverse major 2.There are lots of career opportunities 3.It’s a growing field 4.Marketing is fun 5.Marketing is exciting and fast-paced 6.And without it, the world would be a sadder place