Marketing Jobs UK
From performance marketing to brand strategy — browse marketing roles across every sector in the UK. Most roles remote-eligible. Apply overnight with Autoply.
Marketing roles in the UK
Salary ranges for UK-based marketing roles in 2026.
Digital Marketing Manager
High£35,000–£65,000
Google Ads, Analytics, paid social, email
SEO Specialist / Manager
High£28,000–£55,000
Ahrefs, Search Console, technical SEO, content
Content Marketing Manager
High£30,000–£58,000
Editorial, SEO writing, CMS, analytics
Growth Manager
Very high£45,000–£85,000
A/B testing, funnel optimisation, SQL, analytics
Social Media Manager
High£26,000–£45,000
TikTok, Instagram, scheduling tools, copywriting
Brand Manager
Medium£38,000–£68,000
Brand strategy, campaign management, agency management
Email Marketing Manager
High£30,000–£55,000
Klaviyo, HubSpot, Mailchimp, segmentation, CRM
Performance Marketing Manager
Very high£40,000–£80,000
Google Ads, Meta Ads, programmatic, attribution
Marketing Analyst
High£28,000–£55,000
SQL, GA4, dashboards, Power BI or Looker
CMO / VP Marketing
Medium£80,000–£180,000
Full-stack marketing leadership, P&L ownership
CRM Manager
High£35,000–£65,000
Salesforce, HubSpot, lifecycle marketing, segmentation
Influencer / Partnerships Manager
Medium£28,000–£50,000
Creator outreach, campaign management, tracking
Marketing jobs by industry sector
Fintech & Finance
Regulated space — compliance-aware marketers valued. B2B and B2C both active.
E-commerce & Retail
Performance and email-heavy. DTC brands hiring aggressively for performance marketers.
SaaS & B2B Tech
Content, demand gen, and account-based marketing in high demand. HubSpot fluency expected.
Media & Entertainment
Subscriber growth and engagement focus. Streaming platforms, publishers, studios.
Healthcare & Pharma
ABPI-regulated comms. Slower-moving but stable. Medical/clinical marketing pays well.
Startups & Scale-ups
Generalist marketers in high demand. Expect to own multiple channels. Equity on offer.
How to get a marketing job in the UK in 2026
Portfolio over CV. Marketing is one of the few fields where a strong portfolio or case study consistently beats a good CV. If you're applying to SEO roles, show rankings you've moved. If you're applying to paid social roles, show ROAS numbers. If you're applying to content roles, show traffic and engagement data. Numbers win.
T-shaped is valued; pure generalists are not. The "can do a bit of everything" marketer is less valuable than someone who owns one channel well and understands adjacent ones. Early in your career, pick a specialty — SEO, paid, email, content — and become distinctly good at it. Senior marketers can afford to be more generalist.
Tools matter, but results matter more. List your tools (HubSpot, Klaviyo, Ahrefs, etc.) but lead with what you achieved with them. "Increased organic traffic 140% in 6 months" is worth 10x more than "proficient in Ahrefs."
Marketing salary negotiation
Marketing salaries vary enormously by sector. Fintech and SaaS pay 20–30% more than media and retail for the same role. If you're moving sectors, research the target sector's bands — not just the role title. Use the salary checker to get your anchor number before any offer conversation.
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