Average pay, hourly rate and hiring demand for marketing manager roles across the UK — free official ONS data.
In the UK, the average salary for a Marketing Manager reflects the growing demand for professionals in this field. This page provides insights into typical pay, factors influencing compensation, and guidance for both employers and jobseekers.
| Average annual salary | £48,360 |
|---|---|
| Average weekly pay (2022) | £930 |
| Hourly equivalent | £24.8 (based on a 37-hour week) |
| Monthly (gross) | £4,030 |
| Indicative pay range | £34,800 – £67,700 |
Average and weekly figures are official ONS ASHE estimates via LMI for All. The indicative range is derived around the ONS average to reflect typical spread by region and experience; actual offers vary.
Official Working Futures projections show UK employment in this occupation moving from about 105,908 in 2021 to 125,652 by 2035 (+18.6%) — demand is growing.
| Year | Avg weekly pay | Annualised |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | £1,010 | £52,520 |
| 2022 | £930 | £48,360 |
To attract qualified candidates, UK employers should offer competitive salaries that align with market trends. Additionally, highlighting opportunities for professional development can enhance recruitment efforts.
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Jobseekers can increase their earning potential by gaining relevant experience and pursuing advanced qualifications in marketing. Networking within the industry and staying updated on current trends can also provide an edge in salary negotiations.
Typically, a degree in marketing, business, or a related field is required, along with relevant experience in marketing roles.
Most Marketing Managers work standard office hours, but additional hours may be required during peak project periods.
Salaries can vary significantly based on location, with urban areas generally offering higher compensation due to increased living costs and demand.