Say that you maintain a diary and a ‘to do’ list and update both after every appointment and every task is completed. Explain how you prioritize your workload and that you are not afraid to request assistance from your team if you know you cannot complete it on time yourself.
Ideally, you have and will be able to talk freely about what you did, why you enjoyed it and say that it worked. If you have not, do some research and say that you have not had the opportunity but have studied many campaigns with interest, giving examples.
Brilliant copy and visually stunning material is the cornerstone of good marketing. Material should always focus on the brand and engage with the most important customers.
Absolutely not. Talk about the continuing importance of television and radio advertising and business events. Television marketing continues to be a dominant force.
Say that you enjoy using it for both business and leisure. To enhance brand and awareness, companies should actively manage their own social media pages on Facebook, Twitter and Google so that they can drive the direction of the conversion and reach out to customers. Social media is now central to reputation management.
If you do you can speak freely about this. If not, read up on the SEO advice from Google and familiarise yourself with all the major changes that Google has launched in the last two years. Google has massively changed SEO recently and quality content on websites is now a driving factor.
A good marketing assistant should be able to turn their hand to any aspect of marketing, from writing copy to helping organise events and communicating with clients and team members.
Do some research on the company and praise their products and any major marketing campaigns they have done. The interviewer may have been behind the campaign and will be pleased to hear you talk about it.
Ideally you should have a good and honest wer to this. Whatever you say, you need to sound extremely passionate. Do not just give one the company’s campaigns as they will see this for what it is - an attempt to impress. One of the most remarkable campaigns launched in recent years was the Red Bull Stratos space jump - millions watched it and their slogan is “Gives you wings”. It was a genius piece of marketing.
Explain that sales almost always deal with closing a deal; the purpose is to make contact with potential customers and encourage them to commit to a purchase or a follow-up meeting. Marketing is concerned with raising brand awareness; you are not trying to sell the product directly, you are trying to make people aware of it and want to buy it.
There is only one wer for this - say that you thrive in a team environment and that you enjoy working with others on projects and believe that working as a team allows you to achieve far more than is possible alone.
Social media, email, and mobile marketing are rapidly growing areas of business. You need to show good knowledge in this field, even if you have never done any yourself. Consider setting up some social media pages purely to experiment with marketing concepts and explain what you have learned from this. For mobile marketing, mention apps and push notifications.
Of course you do. You believe in learning on the job and getting involved from the start. You want to be part of the action from the outset and start making positive changes from the day you start in the new job.
This is your opportunity to talk about your passion for marketing and to demonstrate that you understand the purpose of role. Say that you enjoy researching consumer trends to better understand buying habits and using this information to help engage with customers.
The best way is to always apologies and invites the individual to contact you direct to resolve the matter. It is best to take the conversation offline and, once resolved, request that the individual leaves a comment to say they are happy with the outcome.