Digital marketing jobs

How to get a digital marketing job

We’ve made it dead easy to find and apply for digital marketing jobs, so let us talk you through it. We’ve created a handy filter tool so you can narrow down the list of vacancies to only ones that suit your needs. Filter by distance, type of employment, and level of education, or use keywords to make your search as specific as possible. You can also sort the page by newness, so you’re always shown the very latest digital marketing jobs. Once you find a job you like, save it to your profile so that it’s ready for when you want to apply.

Did we mention we have digital marketing jobs all across the UK? So, no matter where you’re based, you’re sure to find a role you like. If you want to be down south with a digital marketing job in London or Bristol, we’ve got you covered with great vacancies. Or, if you’d rather be based further north in a digital marketing job in Birmingham or Liverpool, we’ve got those too. We’ve even got remote digital marketing jobs for anyone who’s stuck at home to due to family or other commitments. If a work-from-home job in digital marketing sounds like your kind of thing, start browsing the selection now to find your best match.

Once you find a job in digital marketing that ticks all the boxes, you can start sending out applications. Make sure you’ve got your contact details and CV saved to your profile, so you don’t have to add them every time you want to apply. Your CV should be short but clear – you don’t want to bore employers with mountains of reading. Don’t forget to attach a cover letter that tells them why you’re the best candidate for the job. They’ll appreciate you going the extra mile. Then, all that’s left to do is hit ‘apply’. You’ll have your ideal digital marketing job in no time at all.

What to know about digital marketing jobs

If you’re still not sure what type of digital marketing job is right for you, don’t worry; you still have options. If you want to dip your toe in and see what the industry is like to work in, a part-time digital marketing job would be a great solution. You can build up your knowledge of the industry, gain some work experience, and add valuable skills to your CV, all in one! Many of the UK’s top employers need people to help with their campaigns, but don’t need someone full-time, so this could be your golden opportunity. And don’t forget, many of these part-time gigs can be made remote, so your digital marketing career could even start from the comfort of your sofa. You shouldn’t delay in applying though, as these popular vacancies won’t stay empty for long. If you think you could make this into your part-time job, start your search asap.

Have you already decided that digital marketing is your calling? Maybe you even studied it at uni? In that case, you need to check out some of our graduate digital marketing jobs. These entry-level positions are perfect for recent grads who are eager to show off all the skills they’ve picked up, and want to gain first-hand experience in the industry. Check out all of our graduate jobs in digital marketing to find a position that’s suitable for you. If you’re still in uni and looking to build up your experience, we can sort you out too. A lot of digital marketing companies have jobs for students who want to learn more about the field. You’ll be able to understand more about the area you’re interested in, and earn a few quid while you’re at it – win-win! So what are you waiting for? It’s time to explore all the digital marketing jobs out there, and start applying for your ideal role.

FAQs about digital marketing jobs:

When will I hear back about my application for a digital marketing job?

We always aim to get back to you within a week of your application for a digital marketing job. If you’re concerned, you can track your application in your profile, or get in touch with us.

Can I get a digital marketing job without a degree?

While some kind of degree is helpful, there are plenty of digital marketing jobs with no experience or formal qualifications required. Add ‘no experience’ to your search to find them.

How much can I make in a digital marketing job?

The average salary is around £24,000-£26,000, but the best paying jobs in digital marketing can fetch you up to £50,000.