Search and post jobs for the Multichannel Merchant. Including jobs for brand & agency marketers, e-commerce, catalog marketers, ops & fulfillment, direct marketing and more.
If you’re a catalog circulation manager making more than
$100,000, consider yourself lucky. On the other hand, if you’re a
copywriter making less than $30,000, you may want to ask about a
raise.
According to the 2004 Direct Marketing and Telesales Salary Guide
from executive recruiters Crandall Associates, catalog circulation
managers with more than seven years’ experience typically have
salaries in the range of $72,800-$91,300. Those with less than four
years’ experience generally make $52,700-$63,000.
Copywriters with less than four years of experience, meanwhile,
typically make $40,900-$47,500. Once they have more than seven years of
experience, they pull down roughly $56,600-$68,300 a year.
Website managers earn an average of $55,300-$67,400 if they have
less than four years’ experience and $77,300-$94,800 if they have
more than seven years’ experience. On the back end, operations
directors generally make $81,000-$87,400 if they have less than four
years’ experience and $94,800-$120,600 if they have more than
seven years’ experience.
Not surprisingly, salaries in Los Angeles, and the San Francisco and
New York City metro areas are about 20% higher than average. But
workers in Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota,
Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Tennessee earn on average
about 5% less.
The full report, with salary ranges for 56 job descriptions, can be
purchased at www.crandallassociates.com.
