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Bachelor Of Marketing 



Individuals with marketing degrees will generally enter into their professions through sales in some capacity, but they can easily work their way up through the ranks. Some of the positions you might land in with a marketing degree include those of marketing manager, product manager, sales manager, advertising manager, or public relations. 

The marketing manager is a position for an individual who manages a number of other departments, and has them working together in order to maximize profit by understanding the market demand and adjusting operations appropriately. Normally, a marketing manager will require a master's degree in marketing.
A product manager is something like a marketing manager, but a product manager is focused on one specific product, as opposed to a large-scale, widespread marketing strategy. Product managers will almost certainly require bachelor's degrees in marketing, as a bare minimum, and very well may require higher level degrees and experience, as the field is very competitive.
Sales managers are the supervisers for sales teams. Sales managers make sure that the territories are clearly split up among the sales team members, and makes sure that the members are fulfilling their quotas. Sales managers hire and train new sales team members, and manage incentives programs for the sales team. Sales managers, like product managers, will need bachelor's degrees in marketing at the minimum, and will likely need additional experience to truly distinguish themselves.

Advertising managers are individuals who either apply their marketing knowledge to work in the field of account management, which is more business focused, or the creative side of advertising, where they create ads or ad campaigns.