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September 2021’s Most-Hired Marketing Roles

Kelsey Donk
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October 13, 2021
September 2021’s Most-Hired Marketing Roles
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When brands hired marketers in September, they had one eye on iOS updates and the other on the holidays, according to MarketerHire’s data. 

What did that mean for specific roles? Well…

Source: MarketerHire

📈 Paid social media marketers’ slice of the hiring pie grew after shrinking in August. 

📈 Email marketers saw rising demand … 

📈 … and so did content marketers, for the second month in a row. 

Paid social media marketing grew 50% MoM

Since iOS 14.5, we’ve seen brands upping their content and email marketing hires — and hitting pause on paid social. 

But in September, paid social media marketing hires spiked. Here’s why, according to our sales team: 

  • iOS workarounds: The savviest paid social media marketers have figured out how to work around iOS 14, like dropping personalized ad creative for a general-interest approach. 
  • Lead gen: Brands hired paid social media marketers to generate leads for email subscriptions and drive traffic to new landing pages — all in preparation for higher November/December CPMs. 

Our takeaway? 

To prepare for Q4, brands invested in a tripod strategy that includes content, email marketing, and paid social — despite its iOS-related challenges. ‍

Kelsey DonkKelsey Donk
Kelsey Donk is a writer at MarketerHire. Before joining MarketerHire full-time, Kelsey was a freelance writer and loved working with small businesses to level up their content. When she isn't writing, Kelsey can be found gardening or walking her dogs all around Minneapolis.
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September 2021’s Most-Hired Marketing Roles

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October 13, 2021
Kelsey Donk

What kind of marketing were brands looking for in September? In a surprise twist, growth marketers were hired less MoM, and paid social media marketers were hired *more.*

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This is an excerpt from MarketerHire's weekly newsletter, Raisin Bread. To get a tasty marketing snack in your inbox every week, subscribe here.

When brands hired marketers in September, they had one eye on iOS updates and the other on the holidays, according to MarketerHire’s data. 

What did that mean for specific roles? Well…

Source: MarketerHire

📈 Paid social media marketers’ slice of the hiring pie grew after shrinking in August. 

📈 Email marketers saw rising demand … 

📈 … and so did content marketers, for the second month in a row. 

Paid social media marketing grew 50% MoM

Since iOS 14.5, we’ve seen brands upping their content and email marketing hires — and hitting pause on paid social. 

But in September, paid social media marketing hires spiked. Here’s why, according to our sales team: 

  • iOS workarounds: The savviest paid social media marketers have figured out how to work around iOS 14, like dropping personalized ad creative for a general-interest approach. 
  • Lead gen: Brands hired paid social media marketers to generate leads for email subscriptions and drive traffic to new landing pages — all in preparation for higher November/December CPMs. 

Our takeaway? 

To prepare for Q4, brands invested in a tripod strategy that includes content, email marketing, and paid social — despite its iOS-related challenges. ‍

Kelsey Donk
about the author

Kelsey Donk is a writer at MarketerHire. Before joining MarketerHire full-time, Kelsey was a freelance writer and loved working with small businesses to level up their content. When she isn't writing, Kelsey can be found gardening or walking her dogs all around Minneapolis.

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