The Average Salary of an Assistant Brand Manager

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    Average Salary and Benefits

    • Assistant brand managers earned average annual salaries of $45,000, according to Simply Hired at the time of publication. Their salaries are usually based on their experience level, the size of their companies and the areas where they work. Most of these marketing professionals receive benefits similar to other corporate sales and marketing workers: medical and life insurance, vacation and holiday pay and 401(k) plans. Some may also receive dental, eye care and tuition reimbursement benefits.

    Average Salary by State

    • Assistant brand managers' salaries can vary considerably by state. Cost of living can be one factor. The demand for these jobs may also influence annual salaries. Those in the District of Columbia earned the highest annual salaries, among those listed, at $72,000, according to Simply Hired. They also earned above average salaries in Connecticut and California at $53,000 and $51,000 per year, respectively. Those in Georgia and Kentucky earned slightly below average salaries at $43,000 and $39,000, respectively. Simply Hired always rounds salaries up to the nearest $1,000.

    Average Salary by City

    • Assistant brand managers earned the highest annual salaries in New York City, among those listed, at $57,000, according to Simply Hired. They also earned relatively high salaries in Boston at $55,000 per year. Those in Dallas earned slightly above average salaries at $46,000 annually. And assistant brand managers earned slightly below average annual salaries in Indianapolis at $45,000 per year.

    Job Outlook

    • Jobs in sales and marketing, including for assistant brand managers, are expected to increase by 13 percent between 2008 and 2018, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics at the time of publication. Assistant brand managers will especially be in demand because of the fierce competition among consumer products companies. These professionals will be needed to find fresh ways to marketing their brands in the digital age, including via the Internet, cell phone videos and social networking.

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