Festive Season Drives Demand for Programmatic and Digital Marketing Roles in India
· 1h ago · Originally reported by India Education Diary
TeamLease EdTech reports a surge in hiring for ad-tech freshers during the festive season, with Programmatic Advertising Associate roles leading in Delhi at 50% and Digital Marketing Executive roles at 48% in Mumbai. This trend highlights increased recruitment in digital advertising positions.
Why it matters
Rising demand for programmatic and digital marketing talent reflects the growing importance of ad tech in India's job market, especially during high-advertising periods like festivals.
Explain it like I’m new here
During festival time, companies need more people to help run online ads, so they're hiring lots of new workers for those jobs.
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