Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Marketing Consultant

Director of Sales and Marketing

Marketing Director

Marketing Executive

Marketing Manager

Senior Marketing Manager

Sales Consultant

Business Development Manager

Main

Female

Male

Prefer to self-define

None

Medical / Health

Dental

Vision

First National Bank

Standard Bank

Nedbank

Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) Corporation

Absa

Old Mutual South Africa

Less than 1 year

1-4 years

5-9 years

10-19 years

20 years or more

Marketing Management

Strategic Marketing

Marketing Communications

Social Media Marketing

Advertising

Online Marketing

Marketing Administration

Market Research

Microsoft Office

Microsoft Excel

Web Marketing

Microsoft PowerPoint

Email Marketing

Microsoft Word

Graphic Design

Project Management

Digital Marketing

Windows Operating System General Use

Media / Public Relations

Branding

Event Management

Event Planning

Adobe Photoshop

Web Content Management

Product Marketing

Product Management

Sales Management

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Strategic Planning

Budget Management

Content Management

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

Strategic Project Management

A marketing manager is a person within a company who supervises and helps create the various advertising or merchandising sales campaigns the business uses to sell itself and its products. A marketing manager can be assigned to a single product, a product line, a brand, or the entire company. The manager typically must incorporate a variety of input from creative, research, advertising, and sales teams. 
A marketing manager typically oversees one or more marketing campaigns. The manager may devise the entirety of the campaign. However, he or she will typically see a generalized opportunity and then enlist various members of his or her marketing team to brainstorm campaign ideas. Normally, a marketing campaign will also require market research to determine the various product appeal to various demographic groups.
One of the key skills a marketing manager must possess is organization. Even small changes or iterations on existing marketing campaigns can require a great deal of coordination and timing precision. Marketing managers typically must orchestrate that across multiple groups and teams within the company. Most marketing managers will be required to have a marketing degree from a university, with management disciplines and postgraduate work favored. Marketing managers typically work regular hours during the work week, but they should expect to put in longer days when launching new campaigns.
