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Good morning, Marketers, and are you going freelance?<\/p>\n

The \u201cGreat Resignation\u201d is on everyone\u2019s lips, not least among marketers where almost half were thinking about quitting their jobs<\/a> last year. The interesting question, of course, is \u201cWhere is everyone going?\u201d<\/p>\n

In article after article, I am reading that marketers are choosing the freelance life. As content creators or social media strategists or brand specialists, marketers are working with clients of their own choosing, in their preferred location and at the hours that suit them best.<\/p>\n

This means, of course, that employers looking to recruit full-time talent are not competing against other employers, necessarily, but against lucrative rosters of private clients and remote and flexible working. We\u2019re digging deeper into the state of play for marketing as a profession and we\u2019re soliciting your insights. Please help us out by taking the survey below.<\/p>\n

Kim Davis<\/em>
<\/em>Editorial Director<\/em><\/p>\n

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Quote of the day. <\/strong>\u201cWhen companies keep purpose in mind, amazing things can happen. Not only do they create new and exciting products, they really connect with customers. A 2021 study from communication firm Porter Novelli found that two-thirds of customers consider purpose when deciding to buy. In fact, 62% of customers said a brand\u2019s purpose was important when making impulse buys. How do you highlight your company\u2019s values?\u201d Tory Burch Foundation<\/a><\/p>\n

Salary survey. <\/strong>Help us understand how marketing salaries and roles have changed: Take our survey<\/a><\/p>\n

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