- Automotive websites:
- Automotive News
- Automotive World
- Autotrader
- Cars.com
- Job boards:
- Indeed
- Monster
- CareerBuilder
- Glassdoor
- Company websites:
- General Motors
- Ford
- Toyota
- Honda
- Nissan
- Social media:
Networking:
- Industry events:
- Auto shows
- Car dealership events
- Marketing conferences
- Professional associations:
- American Marketing Association
- American Automobile Manufacturers Association
- National Automobile Dealers Association
- Alumni networks:
- Reach out to alumni who work in the car marketing industry for referrals and advice.
Recruiting firms:
- Many companies use recruiting firms to help them fill open positions.
- Robert Half
- Randstad
- Kelly Services
Internships and entry-level positions:
- Many car manufacturers and dealerships offer internships and entry-level positions in their marketing departments.
- These positions can be a great way to get your foot in the door and learn about the industry.
Online job search engines:
- Google Jobs: This job search engine aggregates listings from various job boards and websites, making it easy to find car marketing jobs that match your criteria.
- Jobsplus: Jobplus lists job openings specifically in the automotive industry, including car marketing roles.
- CareerOne: CareerOne provides job postings in various industries, including automotive, and allows users to create job alerts based on their preferences.
Directly reaching out to companies:
- Research car companies and dealerships that interest you and check their websites for job opportunities.
- Utilize social media platforms such as LinkedIn to connect with professionals in the automotive industry and inquire about job openings.
