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Praise for the previous edition: "Solid, up-to-date addition..."—School Library Journal Careers in Focus: Advertising and Marketing, Second Edition covers 21 careers for students interested in persuing a career in this field. Job profiles include: Advertising account executives Advertising and marketing managers Art directors Buyers Composers Copywriters Demographers Graphic designers Illustrators Internet marketing and advertising consultants Media planners and buyers Media relations specialists Models Photo stylists Photographers Telemarketers and more.
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