What are the highest paying jobs in advertising?
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It sure isn't entry level... I'm an assistant media planner and I don't make a whole lot. I have a friend who is a media planner in Chicago and she makes around $70k, another is a brand planner and he makes a ton.
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by a study recently done:  an economics degree is leading towards the highest paying jobs out of any other major.
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the jobs that can take IT info and translate it to the business (real people)\n\nBest paying jobs:\nPeoplesoft Functional Consultant (the more skill types you have the better)\nBusiness Anaylist\nCIO
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Yeah they get paid by advertising and when people subscribe to like better services or company's pay them to show there open spots but since hot jobs is yahoo that is where it gets its money.
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The most important thing in Advertising is creativity. Not just art, but the combination of the elements of an entire theme. It all starts with an idea, then you need great words, and a headline, then great images and then layout.\nIt is all about the idea. The big idea is king!
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If you are thinking of earning from advertising, there are various ways:\n\n1. Join a banner advertising network. Advertising networks are organizations that aggregate Web sites that offer advertising space, and sell banner ads (and other advertising options) across them. Traffic requirement is often a minimum of 5,000 monthly impressions, although many do not accept sites hosted by free page services. \n\nBurst Media http://www.burstmedia.com\nFastclick (ValueClick). http://www.fastclick.com\nAdvertising.com. http://www.advertising.com\nTribal Fusion http://www.tribalfusion.com \n\n2. Participate in contextual advertising networks. Contextual advertising are text ads delivered based on the content of the web page using an automated system. \n\nGoogle Adsense https://www.google.com/adsense/\nYahoo! Publishing Network (currently in beta and available to US publishers only) http://publisher.yahoo.com/ \nIntellixt http://vibrantmedia.com/\nQuigo Adsonar http://www.quigo.com/adsonarexchange.htm \nIndustryBrains http://www.industrybrains.com \nCommission Junction Evolution http://www.cj.com
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Go to commercialappeal.com and click on the job link.
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depends what industry you work in....but always if you want more money work with sales/marketing - people who bring in money always get paid more
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Currently, computer programming is the highest paying field in computers, and software engineers are the highest paid computer programmers.
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Go to college and get a high-paying job
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There are three 3 major educational disciplines to advertising. Marketing and research, Writing, and art. Depending on what sector you wish to follow pursue college level training in it.\n\nMajor in creative writing or journalism, Marketing and Business Management, or Graphic design or video production.\n\nThe next step is a little trickier in that you need to develop a portfolio. Internships can help, but you won't get paid very much if anything, Another tack is to try to get a part time job on a local newspaper or college newspaper. \n\nAdditionally, a good way to build your portfolio is to offer to develop advertising for a small business for free. this will get you samples of your work.\n\nIn advance of that and while in school you could develop "alternate" campaigns and packaging for existing products or services. This will also demonstrate your take on things.\n\nAdvertising is a highly specialized field as well in that there are as many sectors as their are industries. Are you interested in consumer advertising, strategic marketing, Business to Business, etc.\n\nDefine your area of interest and do some research, find agencies that work in the sector that you want to pursue contact them and ask what they are looking for in a resume to hire someone, an HR rep should be willing to give you a little of their time. If you are really lucky you could speak with a person doing the job you want to do yourself.\n\nGood Luck
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Account executive, copywriter, graphic designer, media planner, media buyer, production, art director, photographer, market researcher, accountant . . .
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My husband has worked in radio for 25 years.  He says radio is the best form of advertising because it is the only legal form of subliminal advertising there is.  Your radio is always on.  You may not consciously be listening to the commercials, but your brain is hearing them anyway!\n\nHumerous commercials, either on radio or TV, always make me stop what I am doing and pay attention, because I have a very stressful life and I can use all the humor I can get.
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Besides owning your own company, getting a job in corporate America can lead to the highest salaries. Big corporations pay for insurance, dental, have 401k and even do other things like pay for your gym membership. As for what type of job pays the best sales usually yield the highest salaries but if you are good at what you do they are willing to part with a lot.\n\nI hope this helps!
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Market analyst comes to mind.  Every company has an entire marketing / business development division dedicated to this stuff.  They're the ones who figure out where best to put money to grow the business.\n\nNot sure what the education path is for the job -- probably an MBA helps, and a business background.  And you have to get some job experience somewhere.
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You could work in any industry.  Copy Editor, Public Relations, Press writer, screenplay writer, story writer, publication, technical manual writer, textbook writer or editor, grant writer.  Basically anything that requires strong written communication skills and a strong command of the formal system.  By the way College Professors have been known to command salaries as high as $250,000.  But the highest paying job someone with an English degree can probably get is writer.  it is slowly become a most art.  I hope this helps.
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Well I work at an advertising agency and we only have off-site/part time freelance copywriters.  They get paid $100/hour and if we give them a website to write they can put in like hours and hours of writing.  One woman we use is a mom and she writes for us but makes sure we stay mindful of her "kid" things.  But shes great and always sends company emails when she is going to be out of town or a kid thing.  \n\nSo anyway, you should try ad agencies.  If you think you can writer product brochures, web sites, print ads etc. try it out.  Get paid well and make your own hours.  From time to time you may have to call someone and interview them to get the info you need to write, and every once in a while you might be brought to a meeting to understand what you are going to write.  But it's goood money!  \n\nI live on Long Island and we pay $100 so if you did that in the city I bet you'd be paid tons more.