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• Fashion Design Career: Getting Started
• Fashion Journalism: Write Your Own Career Path
• Fashion Marketing: The Trendsetting Business
• Fashion Merchandising: A Career in the Fashion Business
• Fashion Retail Management: Career Training in the Business
• Fashion Visual Merchandising: Career Training for the Style Business
• The Four Hottest Fashion Jobs and the Career Training Information You Need to Get Them

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Fashion Marketing: The Trendsetting Business

Why would someone spend $600 on a new dress or $400 on a pair of shoes? Savvy fashion marketers, that's why. Designers put the latest trends up on the runway, and then it's the business of fashion marketers to get them out of the showroom and into the customers' shopping bags.

Fashion Marketing Degrees: The Trend Setting Business

An online degree can give you the training you need to succeed in this fast-paced fashion job. With online education, you can get a college degree and career-specific training during your free time, from the comfort of your own home. Typical coursework can include:

• Visual merchandising and store design
• Fashion design and technology
• Management and marketing
• Communication and promotion

Fashion Your Ideal Marketing Career

Graduates start in a wide range of fashion jobs, from merchandise managers and purchasing agents to visual merchandisers and retail store managers. These business professionals can spend their time arranging merchandise, attending fashion shows, and pricing clothes. They can also design ad campaigns, consult with fashion designers, and keep track of profits and losses.

According to a National Association of Colleges and Employers survey, entry-level salaries in fashion marketing rose to $37,191 in 2006--which is higher than the national average for all salaries. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, marketing managers' median salaries in 2007 were $113,400 and employment is projected to grow faster than average.

An online fashion merchandising degree can get you in the business with one of these exciting fashion careers!

• National Association of Colleges and Employers, "Best Job Market in Four Years for Class of 2006"