My Passion For Marketing

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What I discovered about myself, is that I have a personality type of a “protagonist”. The “Protagonist” basically describes myself adequately, as they find it easy to communicate with others, natural born leaders, and are full of charisma. All of those characteristics tie in to the type of skill and job that I soon want to be possessed in. That job and skill lies in the Marketing field. My attraction draws to this specific job because I am an outgoing person, persuasive, and use my creativity to the best of my ability. I have always questioned the things people do, such as “Why do people purchase they things they do?” and “What inspires and influence consumer purchase behaviors?”. All of this falls under Marketing, which plan programs to generate …show more content…

The tasks listed, reflects my passion for Marketing, as I can see myself working for a business and operating my creativity for their advertising ideas and persuading the consumer base that our product and/ or service is what they should be interested in. To many, Marketing Managers evaluate the demand for products and services that their organization and its competitors offer, but it’s more than that, Marketing goes beyond its pictures, viral videos and branding, you have to embrace and take advantage of technology to be effective and make the most money.

What is required to become a Marketing Manager? What are the skills? What is the mindset you should have? Those are the type of questions you approach when you decide you want to put your expertise to work. Typically, all you need to become a Marketing Manager is a Bachelor 's Degree, furthermore, many people go above that and get a Master’s Degree. The courses that are taken under this degree might include business law, economics, finance, statistics, and computer science. Important qualities, which are the skills they possess, include analytical, …show more content…

The most common one I noticed, is that some companies avoid having a marketing plan. In order to compete, you have to have a marketing plan to present your organization to the market. The absence of the marketing plan, creates a weak advertising campaign to deliver to the target audience. Some companies think they already know what their customers want, that is a misconception itself, and companies should beware not to follow that route. Businesses should do customer research to take an approach on what their customers really want and why they choose to buy from them. Also another misconception is, businesses feel they need not to be on social media. Social media is the basis nowadays for advertising and marketing your product and services, and matter of fact, the addition of social media to your company gains you more customers. Your social media outlet is an easy way for the business to see what they customers want, how they feel about you, what they expect from the future products and services, and they can give you feedback. In Marketing, you have to be careful of misreads. You can announce the addition of a new product line and not realize that your customers were happy with the product that you’ve been producing and they have been buying for years. Marketing tests your ability to analyze and make the right creative

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