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We tried to keep the group small and had a only few good programmers and a few marketers.
He doesn't have the formal education as a marketer, but he has great marketing ideas.
She is a former marketer for a computer company.
Ever the marketer, he adds, "If you want an iPod for Christmas, I'd get one early."

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marketer | Business English

marketer
noun[ C ]
uk /ˈmɑːkɪtər/us
COMMERCE
a company that sells a particular product or service:
Pfizer is a major developer and marketer of pharmaceuticals.
MARKETING
someone who works in marketing:
The marketer has to understand the reasons why people behave as they do.

Examples of marketer

marketer
I was able to record such a large body of data owing to the assistance of my friends, many of whom were network marketers themselves.
Network marketers find it easier to embed their illegitimate sales-agent identity in a legitimate friendship identity, but not the other way around.
Personal experience is an interactive resource employed by both marketers and prospects for negotiation in many phases.
But the involvement of public health authorities, insurance companies, data marketers, civil society organizations, and a variety of other entities is also essential.
Most interactions took place in restaurants or in marketers' or prospects' homes.
Large food marketers are responding to these demands as a method to stimulate or maintain sales.
From the above analysis of interactions involving network marketers and their prospects, some interesting patterns are discernible.
Customers are willing to pay more for better service,16 and retail marketers are responding.
As shown above, marketers can use personal experience to exploit intimacy with their prospects when approaching them.
The women among them found work as marketers and laundry women, domestics, seamstresses, teachers and artisans.
Food marketers beyond the farm have had a greater emphasis on supply chain management.
As the public desire for accountability grows, marketers need to incorporate deontological principles into their activities.
To avoid discriminating against older people, marketers and advertisers need to legitimise ageing as a state, rather than as a problem.
This presents a major challenge to marketers of local agricultural products.
Of course, there are cases in which they finally give in to marketers.
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