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Marketing is an overarching area that infiltrates all areas of our lives and provides us with a greater insight into the human psyche and trends prevalent throughout society. Working at an outsourced marketing agency has provided me with an abundance of experience and information about the business world, that will translate throughout the rest of my career.

During my time as a marketing intern for Marketing Eye, I have had the privilege of receiving real-life work experience and utilising all the tools I have received at university in real-life applications. Not only have I learnt a great deal about marketing, but I have learnt even more about myself and my capabilities in taking on new challenges and roles.

Reflecting on my experience, today I’ll be talking about the 5 most important lessons I learned during my first internship, working for an outsourced marketing agency.

So, you have graduated. Congratulations! Now, you have to find a job – or do you?

Marketing Eye’s Melbourne office has not been back for long, but that’s not to say it hasn’t been an eventful return to work already…

With an abundance of digital marketing tools available to businesses to grow their reach online, there has never been a better time to develop your digital marketing strategy to generate sales.

2020 has been an interesting year in marketing to say the least. Yes, we have all undeniably suffered under the conditions of the pandemic – but where there’s hardship there’s also opportunity to be found and many of us have been forced into new and exciting places.

As a professional services firm, customer experience is in part about relationships and how well a marketing consultant listens to the customer’s needs, deciphers it, and executes on providing a solution to a problem.

Competition is rife for all businesses especially due to the impact of COVID. With an increasing number of people unemployed, the marketing profession has especially been affected by lay-offs and changing working conditions.

It’s coming down to the pointy end of the year and like many marketing agencies, we are endeavouring on a journey of self-discovery. We have our best team of marketing consultants, all whom share the same values and enhance our company culture in place, but as any good marketing team, we are hellbent on being the best marketing consultants in our perspective Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane regions in 2021.

Just like any other generation, Gen Z have their own preferences, outlooks, and conditions that make them unique. In light of a pandemic, Gen Z has become a bust generation preparing to survive – in stark contrast to many millennials' starting expectation that they would be able to easily thrive.

Marketing Eye is a digital marketing agency known for being creative, fun and culture-savvy. From Friday lunches through to innovative ways to engage with employees, Marketing Eye's culture is incredible on many levels. As you would expect from a marketing agency, Marketing Eye has a uber cool office in the heart of South Yarra, Melbourne, Sydney city and Buckhead, Atlanta. We work across a variety of industries and in particular professional services, technology, FMCG, manufacturing, logistics, property and finance. Marketing Eye has also been recognised as one of the best marketing strategy consulting firms in the world and has been named in the "Top 10 Marketing Strategy Consulting Firms in the US".

As such we attract a variety of applicants from marketing and communications backgrounds for positions including Content Co-ordinator, Digital Marketing Assistant, Digital Marketing Co-ordinator, Digital Marketing Executive, Digital Marketing Manager, Digital Marketing Director and others. Our own marketing efforts include the creation of business cards, flyers, posters, signage, and other marketing collateral.

With most millennials now well into adulthood and transitioning into leadership roles, we are seeing a younger generation is now taking over, Gen Z. While this generation still dominate the market, we will soon see an influx of Gen Z workers entering the workforce. Covid-19 has considerably shifted opportunities for many young people. Gen Y was able to graduate from University and enter the workforce with ease while Gen Z face considerable hurdles while getting a foot in the door to their dream jobs.