Chart of the day: marketers salaries vary by sector, with a huge £23,000 difference between gambling and Education.
Research into marketing salaries by MarketingWeek suggests that marketing is still often understood and is seen as a cost rather than as an investment.
Agency and consultancy wages are also just second bottom on the list, whilst gambling and gaming takes centre stage right at the top.
Gaming and gambling was found to be the highest paying sector for marketers with an average salary of £63,409. This was followed by consumer electronics with an average salary of £56,901 and utilities which has an average wage of £56,716.
The MarketingWeek Career and Salary Survey found that the education sector earn the lowest average annual salary at just £40,117. Those in the charity and not-for-profit sector have an average salary of £42,915, however education came joint with IT as the sectors where marketers are happiest.
The survey also found that education, travel and transportation and the financial services are the sectors where marketing is least understood. Travel/ transport, agency and FMCG were the sectors that were perceived as most understanding of marketing.
- Source: MarketingWeek
- Sample: 3,435 marketing and digital professionals
- Recommended resource: Smart Insights conducted research into digital skills last year, find out how to build skills within your team and develop your personal skills too
source http://www.smartinsights.com/managing-digital-marketing/personal-career-development/average-salary-marketers-paid/
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