Marketing Managers

24% (Low Risk)

Low Risk (21-40%): Jobs in this level have a limited risk of automation, as they demand a mix of technical and human-centric skills.

More information on what this score is, and how it is calculated is available here.

User poll

Sentiment

The following graph is included wherever there is a substantial amount of votes to render meaningful data. These visual representations display user poll results over time, providing a significant indication of sentiment trends.

Wages

Very high paid relative to other professions

In 2023, the median annual wage for 'Marketing Managers' was $157,620, or $75 per hour

'Marketing Managers' were paid 228.0% higher than the national median wage, which stood at $48,060

Wages over time

Comments

Leave a comment

Nick (Low) 4 days ago

A true marketing manager is defined by the ability to use both creativity, and analytics to solve various issues. This blend is what makes it terribly hard for AI to replace.

0 0 Reply

Caleb (Low) 22 days ago

Becoming a marketing manager takes a lot of interpersonal skills, which are very difficult if not impossible for AI to replicate; the design and animation skills are easier to replicate, but many use AI to enhance rather than to automate.

2 0 Reply

Graham (Moderate) 6 months ago

Slit depends on the function. Research, design, planning and more can be done by Ai

1 2 Reply

Ambrose (Highly likely) 1 year ago

You don't think AI will be able to generate compelling slide decks and board presos; ingest exabytes of market data? If Financial Analysis is done for, so is Marketing.

2 4 Reply

Ben Dover (Highly likely) 1 year ago

Based on ALREADY EXISTING AUTOMATION; video film deepfakes that pass the Turing Test, including voice, face, etc. Not to mention the doubling of technology EVERY SINGLE YEAR in every metric that can be measured. Art, films, comedy, is ALREADY passing the Turing test, marketing is already being automated by major corperations like Youtube adsense, Facebook analytics, already use AI to market to their audiences and the IP that an individual could bring will not hold a candle to what AI can do, EVEN AT THE MOMENT> TURING TEST > Look it up, boomers.

0 5 Reply

DS (Moderate) 1 year ago

Marketing consists of many content channels, each of which separately can be automated if not expedited, reducing the human labor amount and costs.

0 2 Reply

Jhonata Gabriel dos Santos Lima (Highly likely) 1 year ago

Well, because we live in the world of technology, it is very likely that technology will continue to evolve much more, both in terms of artificial intelligence and in social life, etc.

0 2 Reply

Andrew (Highly likely) 1 year ago

AI is growing at an exponential rate. No job is safe.

0 2 Reply

Tara (Low) 1 year ago

As long as real humans have to be persuaded by content, I think marketing managers will still have jobs. We know that the more persuasive, original and tailored the message, the better, and that's hard for robots to do. Now I AM worried that all that persuasive and original content I create will be co-opted by robots eventually, sure. But they need our work first, so they can work off of it -- at least for now, anyway.

0 2 Reply

Tj 11 months ago

That is exactly what ai can do…

0 2 Reply

d (No chance) 1 year ago

Coke is the same, but the marketing has always changed.

People adapt to advertising and to marketing very quickly, and so the field constantly demands innovations. It's not that marketing managers are particularly creative, it's just a field that isn't about trying to solve a static problem but about having the right answer for a particular fleeting moment in time.

It also is largely not task based, difficult to measure, and increasingly operates in real-space rather than as software or technology.

2 2 Reply

Joshua k (No chance) 1 year ago

The reason is that people know what people want and ai doesnt

1 2 Reply

Colton Elasz 2 years ago

Even if AI becomes perfectly human like, alot of people will just want a human

1 2 Reply

Johnny E (Low) 2 years ago

robots will find it very hard, or just straight up cant understand what humans like or how they react to advertisements

0 2 Reply

Matt Thompson (No chance) 2 years ago

Social perception, common sense, reactive awareness and buyer awareness is not an automated system

1 2 Reply

Ben Dover 1 year ago

You know nothing about software engineering, AI ALREADY can pass the turing test, these advancements are on the monthly basis not the decade basis. Moore's law. No chance. AI will blow your mind, bye bye.

0 3 Reply

Jhonata Gabriel doa Santos Lima 1 year ago

Social perception, common sense, reactive consciousness, and buyer awareness are complex, non-automated human processes influenced by experiences and contexts, shaping decisions and social interactions.

0 2 Reply

Blugrh 3 years ago

Marketing strategy will not be affected, but marketing operations will be. Do not think that AI cannot be creative and reactive.

All these buzzwords that marketers use in defense are denialism. AI can literally pour through thousands of data sets, far outweighing "marketing psychology" pop science.

You will still have a job if you are a strategist, but since c-suite positions are rare, good luck.

0 2 Reply

Kouldjim Anicet (Low) 3 years ago

I think the marketing industry needs a real human being to interact with customers in real-time. This is the reason why there is a small chance that robots will occupy this sector position.

0 2 Reply

Apoorv Sharma (Low) 3 years ago

Originality and personality cannot be brought in by robots yet!

0 2 Reply

Jhonata Gabriel dos Santos Lima 1 year ago

Originality and personality still pose challenges for robots, as these human characteristics involve emotional and creative nuances that are difficult to replicate in just three hours.

0 2 Reply

Esperanza (No chance) 4 years ago

human creativity variant in marketing is something that is not able to do it by an artificial way

0 2 Reply

BT 4 years ago

Costumers behaviour is changing all the time, this is a field of human nature

0 2 Reply

NotARobot 4 years ago

Thanks for telling me that I'm underpaid :(

1 2 Reply