What does a Campaign Manager do?
A Campaign Manager can be employed or contracted by many different entities. Their primary duty is to implement advertisement, sales or political strategies across a market. Campaign Managers work hand in hand with external agencies, freelancers, marketing companies and a handful of other resources. As well as sourcing new relations, A Campaign Manager on-boards and trains new staff.
There are no specific requirements to hold a Campaign Manager position. However, most companies and contractors prefer that a candidate possess a degree in marketing, public relations or a similar field. Advanced degrees in Marketing of Communications will yield high-status positions. Previous experience with marketing roll-outs, B2B and B2C campaigns is a huge plus in this field.
Campaign Manager Salaries
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Campaign Manager Career Path
Learn how to become a Campaign Manager, what skills and education you need to succeed, and what level of pay to expect at each step on your career path.
Campaign Manager Insights
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Central Group“The boss was really great at his job and inspired me to keep up the good work.”
McDonald's“functional collaboration and the majority of individuals and teams genuinely want to help one another achieve the best.”
Lumi Global“This is a great business for someone looking to advance their career and make their mark.”
Merkle“I was told in the interview process that the "health" of the account was good.”
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