marketer

IPA/ˈmɑːkɪtə(r)/
KK[mˈɑrkətɚ]IPA/ˈmɑːrkɪtər/

marketer — noun

  • marketersingular
  • marketersplural

1. A person or company whose job is to find ways to make people want to buy a produ

1.名詞B1
釋義

A person or company whose job is to find ways to make people want to buy a product or service, for example through advertising or offering special deals.

例句

Theo works as a digital marketer for a start-up that sells eco-friendly water bottles.

digital marketer — online marketing specialist

The company hired several marketers to promote their new line of organic skincare products across Japan and South Korea.

marketer + to promote + product line

同義詞
  • promoter

    Focuses on actively pushing a specific product, event, or idea; narrower than marketer.

  • advertiser

    Emphasises paid promotion through media channels; a marketer's role is broader than advertising alone.

  • merchandiser

    Usually refers to in-store product display and retail strategy; more specific to physical retail settings.

反義詞
  • consumer

    A consumer buys and uses products; a marketer works to reach the consumer.

用法筆記

Marketer can refer to either an individual person or an entire organization. When referring to a company, it is often modified: 'a major pharmaceutical marketer', 'a leading food marketer'.

常見錯誤

He is a marketing
He is a marketer.
💡'marketing' is the activity; a person who does it is a 'marketer'.
She works as marketist for a tech firm.
She works as a marketer for a tech firm.
💡the correct agent noun is 'marketer', not 'marketist'.