Marketing jobs

An Advertising Manager within the Cosmetic industry manages the external agencies or creates ideas, copy and visuals in house for adverts and social media to promote the Cosmetic and Beauty products. Candidates for this Cosmetic marketing role are generally expected to have 5 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing degree.

Brand Managers manage all the Cosmetic and Beauty products within a brand, developing the whole strategy including NPD and Marcoms. For this Cosmetic marketing job, candidates for this role are generally expected to have 5 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing degree.

Public Relations and Corporate Communications professional build awareness and interest, acting as a spokesperson who manages the flow of information to the public or internally for the company. They sell the ideas to the media and manage any bad or critical publicity.

Candidates for this role are generally expected to have 6 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing or communications degree.

Digital Media Managers manage all digital media and web sites, SEO, PPC, the user journey through the web site to ensure their products and brands are easy to buy. Candidates for this role are generally expected to have 5 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a Marketing or communications degree.

An Event Manager within the Cosmetic industry will organise events in store, at exhibitions, pop ups or special functions. Candidates for this role are generally expected to have 5 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing degree.

A Marketing Analyst crunches the sales numbers to work out strategy, what is selling where, what promotions are working and why, they help to analyse the best strategy moving forward to sell more Cosmetic and Beauty products. Candidates for this role are generally expected to have 5 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing degree.

A Trainee or Junior Beauty Marketing Assistant supports the marketing team in all areas of the 4Ps: Product, Price, Place, Promotion. The work can involve new product development (NPD) and marketing Communications (Marcoms), looking at competitors, trend analysis and project management. Candidates for this role are generally expected to have 5 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing degree.

The Marketing Director will lead and develop the marketing team, look at strategy and innovation to drive both short and long term growth and profit. They look at the 3-5 year plan, product and brand forecasts and development to help steer the company to future growth. Candidates for this role are generally expected to have a marketing or business degree, and significant Marketing experience.

The Beauty Marketing Manager will lead and develop the marketing team, look at strategy and innovation to drive both short and long term growth and profit. Beauty Marketing Managers create and manage at the 3-5 year plan, product and brand forecasts and development to help steer the company to future growth. Candidates for this role are generally expected to have a marketing or business degree.

The Influencer Manager will manage the overall influencer strategy for both paid and gifted, and usually manage a team. This will involve overseeing overall budgets and ensuring the team are reaching out to the right talent. This could also be a stand-alone role, managing the whole influencer function including outreach to new talent, as well as managing an existing database and planning influencer campaigns.

Content roles can be based on written content for brands as well as creative content, including creating content for social media platforms (still and video) as well as content for email and web. These roles usually require the ability to capture captivating content using an iphone and camera, and editing to a high standard, to drive brand awareness and engage customers.

A Marketing Researcher will analyse sales and information and run consumer tests and trials to ensure NPD is focused on what the consumer wants with the Cosmetic and Beauty product purchases. They will monitor and research global trends and innovation. Candidates in these Beauty and Cosmetic marketing jobs are expected to have 5 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing degree.

An Assistant, Junior, Senior or Merchandising Manager places Cosmetic and Beauty products in store or decides what goes where on a planagram for each store to ensure the best selection and sales of all products and promotions. Candidates for this role are generally expected to have 5 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing degree.

An Assistant, Junior or Senior NPD executive will source new innovative ingredients, packaging or products to add to the range. They look at competitors and do trend analysis and come up with innovative ideas, then project manage concept to shelf for Cosmetic, Beauty, hair, skin, sun or fragrance products. Candidates for this role are generally expected to have 6 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing degree.

Product Managers are responsible for planning and developing the marketing strategy for a single Cosmetic product or group of Cosmetic products. They work with various company departments, including product development, market research, sales, advertising, and public relations and typically report to a marketing manager or marketing director. Candidates for this role are generally expected to have 5 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing degree.

A Trainee, Junior or Senior Public Relations professional builds awareness and interest, in effect a spokesperson who manages the flow of information to the public for a Cosmetic or Beauty product, brand or company. They sell the ideas to the media and bloggers and ensure coverage in the media. Candidates for this role are generally expected to have 5 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing or communications degree.

A Social Media Manager manages all the social media sites and campaigns, working closely with PR and sometimes doing both roles, twitter, blogs, facebook, instagram, you tube to ensure the Cosmetic brands and products get maximum exposure. Candidates for this role are generally expected to have 5 GCSEs minimum, ideally A levels, and a marketing or communications degree.