Marketing jobs in the UK

For marketing professionals in search of a new role, Hays consultants have the expertise, the employer connections and a wide range of marketing jobs to suit your need.

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Our recruitment experience in marketing jobs

From temp to perm, from executive level to junior marketers, find the marketing job that’s right for you, for right now or the longer term.

Our dedicated team of expert marketing consultants have been placing marketing professionals within the industry for over 20 years.

With 93 recruitment offices across the UK, we’ve got an edge with our national marketing job listings, regional insights and deep understanding of the competitive marketing industry. And having placed over 1,100 marketing professionals in the last year alone, you can trust our hands-on experience of placing marketers in private and public sector organisations of all sizes.

Hiring across a multitude of roles in marketing, we've got jobs in digital marketing, customer experience, communications, data analysis and insight, PR, strategy and business development, creative and design, marketing strategy and customer experience, business development, customer insight and retention, project management and planning, brand and product, content, events, social media and public affairs.

Delving deeper into the evolving landscape we’re seeing a growth in demand for marketing experts in CRM, SEO, PPC, data analytics and insights and we’ve got the jobs to match your skills.

Agency side or in-house, we’ve got marketing opportunities for all levels – from leadership roles to director jobs and from manager level all the way to entry marketing positions. Our long-standing, trusted employer relationships make us a lifelong partner of choice to our candidates.

Take a look at our extensive marketing jobs.

 

Marketing employers we work with

We’re proud to work with over 850 respected organisations offering marketing roles across the UK. Our employers range from emerging fintech organisations to prestigious corporations. And as our network covers locations such as Manchester, London, Belfast, Glasgow and many more areas around the UK, you’ll gain unrestricted access to incredible opportunities in marketing.

Some of the industry-leading employers we work with include: Arriva, Propel, BDO, Translink, Health Shield, The Mindful Collective, Hard Numbers, Poole Bay Holdings Ltd, NHS Lanarkshire, OnFife, University of Glasgow, Queen Margaret University, The Rayware Group, Skills Development Scotland, University of Bradford, University of York, Clanmil Housing, Interface and Commissioner for Older People for Northern Ireland.

We work with over 850 respected organisations offering marketing roles across the UK

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MARKETING JOBS FAQs

Jobs in marketing can see competitive salaries. A digital marketing executive could expect to earn an annual salary of between £25,000-£43,000, and an SEO/PPC executive in the region of £30,000-£40,000.

Regarding more senior positions, a head of SEO could see anywhere between £50,000-£90,000 a year, while a head of comms could command a six-digit figure.

Marketing covers a breadth of different core roles, meaning annual salaries will differ depending on a job’s profile and responsibilities. Experience and location need to be factored, too.

Get a closer look of how much you could be earning in marketing by browsing our Salary Guide.

Reaching out to customers and stakeholders via technology has only become more important in recent years and there is a particularly high demand for digital marketing roles. This includes digital copywriters, digital marketers, social media managers, web content managers and SEO or PPC specialists.

For those with more leadership experience, there are also C-suite roles available – the most common being chief marketing officer (CMO).

No, you do not need a degree to become a marketing professional. In fact, many employers will favour experience over formal qualifications. Being immersed in a marketing environment is often the best way of consolidating both the soft and technical skills required in a marketing career. This includes a strong command of language and high attention to detail, combined with the technical expertise required to perform in a modern organisation.

With that being said, a marketing degree – such as a BA in digital marketing – will undoubtedly give you a competitive edge.

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