Commission for Industry: Magazine

Updated: 3 Feb 2012

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Industry: Magazine

Median Commission by Job

Job	National Commission Data	$0	$15K	$30K	$45K
Magazine Publisher	$30,000
Account Manager, Advertising	$16,705
Advertising Sales Representative	$20,000
Account Executive, Advertising	$25,014
Magazine Associate Publisher	$43,500
Advertising/Promotions Director	$33,000
Account Manager	$13,000
Country: United States \| Currency: USD \| Updated: 3 Feb 2012 \| Individuals Reporting: 106

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Job Listings for Magazine Jobs

Posted	Job Title	Company	Job Location
Jan 22	Ad Operations Coordinator	Mediaspace Solutions	Hopkins, Minnesota
	processing of insertion order for newspapers, magazines, preprints and online advertising. The successful... Ensure (Newspaper, Magazine, Preprint and Online... Indeed
Jan 24	Executive Assistant	MTV Networks	New York, New York
	and distribute mail/magazines/faxes and, if desired... e.g., Internet research, articles, etc.) Order magazines, books, newspapers and other research items... Indeed
Jan 17	Advertising Sales Executive	The Publishing Group Ltd.	Columbus, Ohio
	is a locally-owned magazine publisher. Titles include CityScene Magazine, Dublin Life, Tri-Village, Westerville and Pickerington Magazines. Work also includes... Indeed
Jan 22	Territory Manager	Best Jobs Magazine	Los Angeles, California
	About the Position: Territory Managers help connect employers, employment resources and skilled professionals in each territory. By uncovering confirmed jobs... Indeed

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