1. Surveys of markets
Customer insights: Knowing the requirements, inclinations, and actions of your customers.
Competitive Analysis: Assessing the advantages and disadvantages of rivals.
Market Trends: Recognizing and assessing the state of the market at present.
2. Brand Administration
Building and preserving a powerful brand identity is known as brand identity.
Positioning: Giving the brand a distinct place in the market.
Maintaining a consistent brand message throughout all media is known as consistency.
3. Online Advertising
Search engine optimization and sponsored search campaign management are known as SEO and SEM.
Social Media: Content creation and management on social media networks.
Creating email campaigns to engage consumers and increase revenues is known as email marketing.
4. Content Promotion
Material creation is the process of creating interesting and pertinent material to draw in and involve target audiences.
Writing articles, blogs, and other types of information is known as blogging.
Producing video content for a range of channels is known as video marketing.
5. Development of Advertising Campaigns: Developing and overseeing marketing initiatives.
Buying advertising space in broadcast, digital, and print media is known as media buying.
Creating promotional materials and ads is an example of creative development.
6. Product Marketing 
Organizing and carrying out product introductions.
Market Fit: Making sure that goods satisfy consumer needs.
Enabling the sales force with the resources and knowledge necessary to close deals on goods is known as sales enablement.
7. Press Relations (PR)
Developing connections with media outlets and journalists is known as media relations.
Press Releases: Producing news releases and disseminating them.
Press briefings, conferences, and events are all organized through event planning.
8. Lead generation for Sales Support 
Producing leads for the sales force.
Customer relationship management (CRM): Managing customer interactions and data with CRM solutions.
Making brochures, presentations, and other materials is known as sales collateral.
9. Analytics and Reporting 
Monitoring and evaluating performance indicators related to marketing.
Making decisions based on data: Utilizing data to enhance and refine marketing plans.
Analyzing the return on investment of marketing initiatives is known as ROI.
10. Experience with Customers (CX)
Customer input: gathering and examining input from customers.
Journey Mapping: Charting the customer journey to pinpoint possibilities and problems.
Engagement: Improving client pleasure and engagement.
Conclusion
Market research, brand management, digital marketing, content marketing, advertising, product marketing, public relations, sales assistance, analytics and reporting, and customer experience are just a few of the many disciplines that fall under the large and varied umbrella of marketing employment. Every department is essential to creating and carrying out plans to advertise goods and services, interact with clients, and spur company expansion.