How about Oriental Press? What was the difference between a planning editor and a marketing editor? What was the status of a marketing editor in a publishing firm? How was the treatment?
The Oriental Press was a well-known Chinese publishing house dedicated to promoting Chinese literature. The planning editor and marketing editor were two important positions in the Eastern Press. The planning editor was mainly responsible for planning and guiding the publishing house's topic selection plan, including selecting suitable topics, styles, authors, coordinating the work of various editorial departments, and cooperating with authors and editors. The planning editor must have extensive literary knowledge and market analysis ability to bring high-quality topics and excellent publishing results to the publishing house. The marketing editor was mainly responsible for the publishing house's marketing and publicity, including formulating publishing plans, producing promotional materials, conducting media interviews and reports, and expanding sales channels. A marketing editor must have solid marketing knowledge and skills to successfully push the publishing results of the publishing house to the market and increase the popularity and influence of the publishing house. The marketing editor was an important functional department in the Eastern Press. It needed to have strong marketing and publicity abilities, and at the same time, it needed to work closely with other editorial departments to promote the publishing results of the publishing house. Due to the high pressure of work, the treatment of marketing editors was relatively good. Generally speaking, they could get better salary and benefits. The Oriental Press was a well-known Chinese publishing house. It had two important positions, planning editor and marketing editor, which played a positive role in promoting the development of Chinese literature and increasing the popularity and influence of the publishing house.