The phrase "a marketer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or a company that promotes or sells a particular product or service.
Example: "She is a marketer of eco-friendly products, focusing on sustainable living solutions."
Alternatives: "a promoter of" or "a seller of".
Whatever else he may be, Robert Smith is a supreme salesman, a poster-shifter, a marketer of his own persona.
It followed that up in 2002 with the purchase of the Sunshine Group, a marketer of new luxury real estate.
In September, 347,420 homeowners received a foreclosure notice, up nearly 3 percent from the previous month, according to data from RealtyTrac, a marketer of foreclosed properties.
In this approach, the booth is less like a small store and more like a three-dimensional advertisement for the dealer's business as a marketer of intellectual properties.
Mr. Pakkanen, though living a fantasy, is quite alert, savvy as a marketer of himself and genuinely inclined to charity, Mr. Hujanen said.
SECURITY BIOMETRICS, White Plains, a marketer of signature and gesture recognition systems, said it would buy Lightec Communications, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., an installer of telecommunications infrastructure, for $12 million.
She said, "I'm a marketer, so of course I ran the numbers!
A shrewd marketer of himself -- "a black American in Paris sells," he once said -- Kelly began wearing his signature sharecropper overalls and distributing his little black doll brooches.
The company was faltering financially when in 1993 Alfred Regnery sold his majority share to Tom Phillips, a longtime friend and a mass marketer of the right.
In truth, he was a better marketer of movies than a maker of them, and to elide the difference, he needed the help of journalists.
Her mother, Alison Remy Crowther, is a sales consultant for Doncaster, a direct marketer of women's clothing, and is on the board of the Kaatsbaan International Dance Center in Tivoli, N.Y.
