What does a career in marketing pretain to?
Asked by monique
I was thinking of making marketing my major in college. I need more information on what type of jobs would be available to me after I was done. I was also wondering if this is a good career path to go into?

Best Answer:
Marketing is a great choice. I am in sales. Commissioned sales reps have uncapped earning potential. Check out these links to learn more. http://www.sfsu.edu/~mktgwww/career.htm http://marketing.about.com/cs/marketingjobs/l/blcareerprofils.htm http://marketing.about.com/od/exploremarketingcareers/l/aa052103a.htm
B.B.A. Marketing major
Answered by Coleen W

The best career out of marketing course is being in sales...
Answered by Sheepish TinTin

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Answered by citronge

careers in marketing are more than you can imagine. I think almost every career does have a faced of marketing, even if it just making yourself look appealing to your boss there are two types network marketing, dealing with people to provide services to them I think that a few good examples of these are insurance agents, personnel department, mortgage professional like loan originators, Realtors. Maybe there main profession isn't;t marketing but they are not going to survive with out some serious marketing. The other type is product marketing the jobs pertain to price: deciding the value of new products, lower prices of products that are fading out place: deciding where to sell products services packaging what to sell in certain markets regions and so on promotion: this can be promoting an organization, a new product a person (like campaigning) distribution: figuring out how many and where I have a degree in marketing that I received in 2006 I would suggest this to anyone that is interested in business and arts like psychology, but not business and math. Good Luck
Answered by Marianne