The designation "advertising manager" has several other names in the industry, including account executive, marketing manager, advertising sales manager, promotions director, and advertising director. The function of the advertising manager is to conceive the strategy of and implement the promotional component of the marketing mix.
The Job Responsibilities of an Advertising Manager
An advertising manager is usually required to perform most or all of the following sets of duties:
Preparing budgets and estimates for components of the advertising campaign
Preparing or helping with development of the annual budget
Managing the planning and preparation of promotional matter, ensuring that it is consistent with the advertiser's marketing strategy
Meeting with clients and officials across departments to coordinate campaigns
Scrutinizing, copying, and editing promotional material and ensuring it conforms to guidelines
Forming and negotiating contracts
Coordinating activities across the various departments of the agency
Developing contacts for promotional campaigns
Collecting and sorting information to build advertising campaigns
Overseeing the results of campaigns to determine their effectiveness
Keeping up with industry trends
Depending upon the agency or employer, the advertising manager may also have to perform the following duties:
Acting as an agent for advertising accounts
Supporting presentations and product demonstrations when launching new campaigns
Motivating and mobilizing the campaign team to meet objectives
Drawing up and implementing advertising strategies for companies and clients
Engaging in public relations activities
Training new employees
Marketing the services of the agency to present and potential clients
Conducting product research and development
Representing the company at industry conferences and other events
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Mission
AT&T mission is to exploit technical innovations for the benefit of AT&T and its customers by implementing next-generation technologies and network advancements in AT&T's services and operations (AT&T, 2009).
Vision
The AT&T global network was born of the ingenuity of AT&T Labs networking specialists who made disparate systems work together. Being the world's fastest and most reliable global network, our network is the standard against which all others are measured. To maintain our leadership in this arena, we focus on the future and aggressively pursue innovations. Our vision is to design and create in this decade the new global network, processes, and service platforms that maximize automation, allowing for a reallocation of human resources to more complex and productive work. (AT&T, 2009)
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