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marketer

marketer

92 3.5
A person who helps companies sell products or services
  • noun
  • /ˈmɑrkɪtər/
translation icon : profesional de marketing
  • To avoid green marketing myopia, marketers must fulfill consumer needs and interests beyond what is good for the environment.
  • marketers promote
  • product marketers
  • marketers inform consumers

And, you know, like the guy's a good marketer and I'm not.

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Examples

  • They sell it to marketers who sell it to brands.

  • And so it's funny, people can be brilliant marketers or brilliant technologists and the thing they struggle with is that.

  • And, you know, like the guy's a good marketer and I'm not.

  • But I'm not a marketer.

  • Maybe us marketers have lost our way.

  • What's the one thing that most marketers do wrong?

  • You could just say I'm one of the best marketers in the world.

  • When it comes to social media, many marketers are still figuring things out as they go.

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  • This is the first time in human history that marketers have dictated our cultural norms and values.

  • As a seasoned marketer, she developed innovative strategies to boost product sales.

Synonyms

salesman
vsmarketer
259 1.0

A person who sells things in shops or to customers

is gender neutral and includes promotion as well as selling duties
seller
vsmarketer
257 1.0

A person or company that offers goods for money

is a job role focused on promotion and sales, not all who sell
vendor
vsmarketer
257 2.0

A person or company that sells things, for example at a market

includes broader marketing and promotion tasks beyond local supplying
advertiser
vsmarketer
119 2.5

A person or company that pays to put ads to sell goods

also involves selling and commercial strategy beyond media promotion
promoter
vsmarketer
31 4.2

A person who supports and encourages a cause or idea

is centered on selling and commercial promotion rather than general advocacy
salesperson
vsmarketer
28 2.2

A person who sells things for a store or company

includes promoting and strategy roles, not only direct selling
sales rep
vsmarketer
  • Informal
19 3.5

A person who sells a company's products or services to customers

covers broader promotional planning beyond direct customer contact and sales
saleswoman
vsmarketer
11 1.7

A woman who works for a shop or company and helps people buy things

is gender neutral and includes promotion besides direct selling
7 2.7

A person who contacts customers to sell a company's products and services

focuses more on promotion and market strategy than company representation
marketeer
vsmarketer
  • UK
3 4.6

A person who promotes and sells products or services for companies

is the modern or standard spelling rather than the variant
saleslady
vsmarketer
  • Archaic
3 2.1

A woman who sells things in a shop to customers

covers promotion and selling across various channels not only shop work
salesclerk
vsmarketer
  • US
3 2.4

A person who works in a store and helps customers buy things

has wider duties including promoting beyond the in-store selling role
merchandiser
vsmarketer
3 4.5

A person or company that buys and sells goods in shops

focuses more on promotion and selling rather than buying activities
evangelizer
vsmarketer
1 7.1

A person who strongly promotes a product, idea, or cause

is a formal job role for promotion and sales not zealous advocacy
retail merchant
vsmarketer
2.8

A person or company that sells goods to people in small amounts for them to use

is a professional role stressing promotion and selling to target customers

How Skilled

marketer
92 3.5

Surface Forms

marketer singular
marketers plural

Morphology

marketer = market (transparent) = market + er

Productive agentive formation: '-er' attaches to the verb 'market' to denote a person who markets.

Etymology

Marketer comes from market ('a place to buy and sell') plus -er ('a person who does something'), so a marketer is someone whose job is to attract buyers and help sell goods or services.