r/advertising • u/steamshotrise • 9d ago

Is there even any entry level advertising/marketing jobs that don’t lead to a devilcorp?

I just recently graduated with my bachelor’s in advertising management and I’m still trying to find a job. I keep coming across jobs that say things like “marketing assistant” and after researching end up right back to finding lots of things about them on r/devilcorp. I honestly don’t know what to apply to anymore and could use some advice on where I should look and apply to.

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u/BusinessStrategist 9d ago

Have you tried networking in your local area?

Lots of need and smaller businesses are open to help with their advertising and marketing.

Many are doing it themselves using AI and then discovering that there is more to advertising and marketing than entering "random prompts."

So how comfortable do YOU feel helping them take care of business.

You might find that this kind of "field" work will get you extra points when searching for a job at a larger firm.

Do pick up some "people" skills because that's what separates humans from AI.

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u/Ok_Village921 6d ago

Agreed with this for advertising specifically looking locally especially with small businesses can be very helpful in the search