marketing field
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- noun
- /ˈmɑrkɪtɪŋ fiːld/
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campo del marketing
- After completing my degree, I was excited to enter the marketing field and apply my skills to help businesses grow.
Examples
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Susan Gunelius is a 20-year veteran of the marketing field and has authored ten books about marketing, branding, and social media.
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After graduating with a major in Spanish and International Business, I moved into the marketing field following college.
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For example, you are a marketing professional in the real estate industry, but you take a new position in the medical marketing field.
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Take a look back at the objective at the top of the blog here: "Looking to obtain a job in the marketing field."
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I will say that SBI is a great program if you are beginning in the internet marketing field.
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This underscores a much larger problem in the marketing field.
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Additionally, I might suggest that you use your creative writing skills to create pieces that will get you noticed in the advertising and marketing field you say you want to work in.
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Looking to obtain a job in the marketing field where I can apply my social media skills in order to build and maintain rapport with clientele.
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But I honestly have to say, as one who has spent over a decade in the marketing field doing ads for businesses and brands, the GOP message is not one that is resonating anymore.
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Also, I used to work in the direct marketing field for years, and I never heard of what CC Rogers was saying about a snail mail address being required.
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Synonyms
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Activities companies use to promote and sell products or services
A department that promotes and sells products and services
How Broad
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- Jargon
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: a B1 learner who knows 'marketing' (promoting and selling services) and 'field' (an area of professional activity) can infer 'marketing field' as the area/sector of marketing. This follows a common noun + noun/nominal modifier pattern found across languages, so the phrase is immediately understandable from its parts.
Etymology
Marketing field joins two simple images: marketing comes from the old 'market', a place to buy and sell, and field means an open area or a part of work. So think of it as the space where promotion and selling happen, which is why it means the 'area of business' that deals with promoting and selling products.