An advertising account manager acts as the main link between advertising agencies and their clients. Their main responsibility is to manage client accounts, ensuring that advertising campaigns meet the client’s objectives, budget, and deadlines. The role involves working closely with creative teams, media planners, and clients to develop campaign strategies, present ideas, and monitor the progress of projects. Account managers also negotiate contracts, prepare reports, and keep clients updated on campaign performance. Strong communication, organisational, and negotiation skills are essential, as is an understanding of marketing and digital media trends. The work can be fast-paced and rewarding, especially for those who enjoy working with people and solving problems.
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VOCOSA LTD
( Added 15 Jun 2026 - 1 position available )
<p>Vocosa has an exciting opportunity for a Marketing Apprentice to join our growing team and support the promotion of our services across the education and commercial sectors. </p>
Closing date: in 8 days
Possible start date: 09 Oct 2026
Red Baboon Studios Ltd
( Added 19 Jun 2026 - 1 position available )
<p>The successful candidate will support the creation of high-quality photo and video content for marketing campaigns, social media, live events, and client projects. You will work across studio and on-location environments, helping produce engaging visual content for multiple digital platforms.</p>
Closing date: in 15 days
Possible start date: 12 Oct 2026
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