People Respect Bankers And Politicians More Than Marketers !
According to a study by Adobe and Edelman Berland, people think
both politicians and bankers are more respectable than marketers. Only 13 percent of
consumers think that marketing benefits society. In fact, only 35 percent of respondents who
work in marketing think that their profession is valuable.
But when asked if marketing benefits society, only 13% of consumers agreed.
And compared to other professions, the results were grim. Teachers -- despite
how little they are often compensated -- were valued at the top of the list,
followed by scientists and engineers. That's somewhat to be expected. But what
was more surprising was that advertising and marketing ranked below nearly every
other profession, including bankers (32%), lawyers (34%) and even politicians
(18%). Marketing and advertising was tied with the job of an actor or actress in
terms of its value.
There was only one profession that ranked lower in the survey, and even that
one is just a part of the marketing ecosystem: PR professionals. Only 11% said
PR is a valuable job. Meanwhile, the results weren't much better among
marketers; only 35% of people who were marketers themselves deemed it a valuable
profession in responding to the survey!
According to a study by Adobe and Edelman Berland, people think
both politicians and bankers are more respectable than marketers. Only 13 percent of
consumers think that marketing benefits society. In fact, only 35 percent of respondents who
work in marketing think that their profession is valuable.
But when asked if marketing benefits society, only 13% of consumers agreed.
And compared to other professions, the results were grim. Teachers -- despite
how little they are often compensated -- were valued at the top of the list,
followed by scientists and engineers. That's somewhat to be expected. But what
was more surprising was that advertising and marketing ranked below nearly every
other profession, including bankers (32%), lawyers (34%) and even politicians
(18%). Marketing and advertising was tied with the job of an actor or actress in
terms of its value.
There was only one profession that ranked lower in the survey, and even that
one is just a part of the marketing ecosystem: PR professionals. Only 11% said
PR is a valuable job. Meanwhile, the results weren't much better among
marketers; only 35% of people who were marketers themselves deemed it a valuable
profession in responding to the survey!
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