i`m graduation student,can any1 helpme in finding nots about marketing?any other student  of marketing?
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I hope you don't mean graduate student... how about you ask at school and look online?
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sales and marketing ....
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Hi\nI understand what do you need exactly.\nSo, why dont you try the ideas.\n\nWell write to me about your working and free time.\n\nemarketingclass@gmail.com
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I had a Friend that worked in marketing there. He absolutely loved it. He said the benefits were great and that his co-workers were a joy to work with.  He worked there for 7 years.
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There are three 3 major educational disciplines to advertising. Marketing and research, Writing, and art. Depending on what sector you wish to follow pursue college level training in it.\n\nMajor in creative writing or journalism, Marketing and Business Management, or Graphic design or video production.\n\nThe next step is a little trickier in that you need to develop a portfolio. Internships can help, but you won't get paid very much if anything, Another tack is to try to get a part time job on a local newspaper or college newspaper. \n\nAdditionally, a good way to build your portfolio is to offer to develop advertising for a small business for free. this will get you samples of your work.\n\nIn advance of that and while in school you could develop "alternate" campaigns and packaging for existing products or services. This will also demonstrate your take on things.\n\nAdvertising is a highly specialized field as well in that there are as many sectors as their are industries. Are you interested in consumer advertising, strategic marketing, Business to Business, etc.\n\nDefine your area of interest and do some research, find agencies that work in the sector that you want to pursue contact them and ask what they are looking for in a resume to hire someone, an HR rep should be willing to give you a little of their time. If you are really lucky you could speak with a person doing the job you want to do yourself.\n\nGood Luck
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Look for any colleges in the area and talk to their respective career centers! If you just graduated in May, than you should be relatively familiar with the current job market. Also, check close schools for an on-campus Marketing organization. Many of these organizations need companies to  come in to weekly meetings to provide some info on the current job market and to see what your company has to offer.
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Everyone is different.  I personally went to college to be a high school teacher.  I realized after a year and 1/2 that I hated it.  I worked in a restaurant for a year, then taught adult learners for a year, then when I was 25 I stumbled into a marketing position and have been in marketing ever since (for 7 years).  I wish I'd gotten a degree in marketing....
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you can do marketing which i have a bachelor in. contact me
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You should purchase books on Branding/Marketing and communication.  Try the 22 Immutable laws by Al Ries.  Great book. PR/Ad and Marketing all tie in together.  But this is a great book to get started with.
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I am 51 years old and I decided to go back to school and get a business degree in Entrepreneurship because I am older and feel that opportunities for us are limited.\n\nBut you can still work at hotels, and work up in higher positions.  I currently work at a hotel and plan on applying for jobs within the hotel after I get my degree, and the big plus is that they are paying for my education.\n\nValet jobs, drivers...school bus or city bus, parking meter readers, any city position.\n\nCasino's as dealers\nWaiters in banquets\n\nDon't give up...it is attitude more than anything.  Use your network of people that you know...they are a very good source of information.\n\nWhat type of work were you doing before?
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It's a good major if it is something that is interesting to you.\n\nMy major was Business Administration:  Marketing.  I've been very glad I chose that major, although I will admit I had my moments of doubt because so much of it is about sales and the idea of retail sales doesn't appeal to me at all.\n\nThe business administration degree is useful in a huge variety of businesses and job descriptions and I have found many unexpected ways in which the marketing concentration really paid off for me.\n\nLooking back, I think I might have enjoyed a job as a product manager for a large manufacturing company.\n\nMy first use of the degree was as a manager for a market research firm.  I'd taken several market research classes and oversaw special market research projects.\n\nI later used the degree as a retail manager for a computer store and the marketing *definately* paid off in that position.\n\nI moved into IT for several years.  I migrated to a project management position with that company but missed the customer interactions.  I now head up the business teams for IT projects and have a major role in product management and customer interactions.  I LOVE it!\n\nGood luck to you in your degree decision and your career!
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Read: Marketing – By Philip Kotler, Prentice Hall.\n\nYou can find out more about it, or buy the book at http://www.amazon.com/Marketing-Management-Philip-Kotler/dp/0130336297
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Try putting in a search engine on the net.  The graduates most firms take on are the ones like M&S.. try stores... Asda's.  We all have to start somewhere.  They are big money earners if you learn whilst working for them.  Have a look at the websites first to decide what you want from them as well.  I wish you luck.  Next Alan Sugar I hope.. gotta lotta respect for that man and wish i was working for him.
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If there is a college near you could send out the word to the marketing, business management type majors that you are looking for someone to put together a battle of the bands.  Hopefully someone young and ambitios will reply and you can underpay them due to their eagerness to enter the market....\n\nJust a thought
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try    narms.com  they've got a great job bank. i'm working through them making $13.00 an hour for retail marketing professionals. all the jobs vary. some you need a resume for. so make sure you have one handy.
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What was your degree in?  Why are you working in sales?  I did that in college.  I know probably the first job that came around, but you should be looking for other opportunities any ways in your field, assuming that you are not in your field.  Good luck I just graduated in May and started my first job two weeks ago i know it is hard out there
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The best way to be good at anything is training and practice.  If you can attend marketing classes, that would be a good way to find out what is involved in marketing as a career, and what employers are looking for in a marketing employee, as well as the different types of marketing careers are available.  Many companies would want someone to have some marketing education at least; a degree would be best.  You can start by getting a a beginners book like "Marketing for Dummies" and see what is involved and how much you like it first.