Is it ‘Marketer’ or ‘Marketeer’?

The eternal debate among Market*rs

I am working on a new series of articles called:

What a Market**r can learn from X?

Since I have to pick which way of Market*r to use. Also being a Market*r myself I need to decide how do I want to be called. This is a real “Social Dilemma”

I started the research and this is what I’ve discovered:

Dictionaries

According to Cambridge:

Marketer is:

A person or company that markets goods (= makes them available in a way that encourages people to buy them, for example by advertising):

Marketeer is:

someone who works in marketing

Results:

e 1 point | ee 1 point

marketer

According to Collins

Marketer is:

someone whose job involves marketing.

Marketeer is:

is the same as a marketer.

e 2 points | ee 1 point

Marketer definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

LinkedIn Search

I’ve searched on LinkedIn what term is more common.

Marketeer: About 286,000 results

Marketer: About 883,000 results

e 3points | ee 1 point

Investigations done by others

Also other people run some investigations and they landed on Marketer.

So the winner is Marketer.

'Marketer' or 'Marketeer'? We finally have the answer!

Marketer vs Marketeer | Know Which One is Better?

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