Sales and Marketing Consulting
Marketing Consulting
Marketing is a very broad field of work, making it a bountiful option for consultants. From email marketing to paid acquisition, to content production, there are a ton of areas that marketing consultants can assist with. Overall, these consultants will develop new strategies to help companies better target or convert their key demographic.
For example, maybe a company needs to restructure its email onboarding campaigns to increase conversions. Or, it’s been running ads for months and hasn’t been able to reduce the Cost-Per-Click (CPC), creating a desperate need to rework ongoing ad campaigns. Below are a few examples of marketing consulting roles that may peak your interest:
Email Marketing Consultant
Paid Acquisition Consultant
Content Marketing Consultant
Experience needed: Having a Bachelor's in Marketing/Communications is the ideal first step in becoming a marketing consultant, but it often comes down to your work experience. In the world we live in today, your degree, diploma, or certificate is often outweighed by your experience and drive to learn. As long as you have the required prior marketing experience (with examples to point to), you’ll be set up for success.
Sales Consultant
Sales consultants have a wide range of skills that help drive a business’s revenue. This can range from helping incentivize the sales team to improving the sales process on the customer’s side. A sales consultant is an advanced relationship and negotiation expert.
Experience needed: Similar to marketing, securing a sales consultant role requires proven experience and records of surpassing sales targets, and maintaining large books of business. In this role, experience outweighs a formal sales education.