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Start a career in brand management

A Brand Manager is responsible for adapting a brand strategy for a company's target market.

As the 'brand guardian', they maintain brand integrity across all company marketing initiatives and communications and may manage a portfolio of products.

There is currently strong demand for brand managers, particularly those with FMCG experience.

Key responsibilities may include

  • Brand strategy, including the setting of style guides, brand guidelines, brand vision and value proposition
  • Assisting with product development, pricing and new product launch
  • Creating and managing promotional collateral to establish and maintain product branding
  • Managing the budget for advertising and promotional items
  • Competitor analysis
  • Customer insights analysis
  • Analysis of sales forecasts and relevant financials
  • Reporting on product sales
     

What qualifications do I need?

Brand Managers tend to be degree qualified with a relevant major and/or have several years' demonstrable marketing experience in a similar environment.

Key Attributes

Key personal attributes for a successful Brand Manager include:

  • Brand awareness - a clear understanding of brands and the marketing mix
  • Determination and perseverance
  • Relationship management
  • Results focused
  • Business acumen
     

Salaries

Brand managers can expect to earn between circa $75-120k.

Magic CV Words

Relationship management, brand marketing, leadership, brand strategy.

Brand manager career prospects

Brand managers can progress to marketing manager or marketing director positions. 

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