I’m pretty new to marketing/advertising. Question: are there any marketing/ advertising jobs that do not involve sales? I really like this field but hate the sales aspect. If so what position titles should I look out for? Any help would be appreciated.

@OP, Depends what you mean by "Sales". Like any professional services business, there's some degree of selling/growing accounts to keep your agency healthy. Even if you're not the AE managing contracts, you could be a creative with additional business ideas/opps that you'd pitch. Which aspects of "selling" or BD are you willing to do VS not?

Can you elaborate what you mean by sales? Are you a sales executive? Or are you on the agency side and don’t like dealing with sales reps?

Account executives at companies like Google, Facebook, and Amazon have to sell ad placements. If you are an AE at more of a creative agency you are obviously helping “sell” in a creative concept but you are without a quota, there is a lot of involvement in the creative work internally, and you are more focused on the client relationship.

Like many of the other comments you have to elaborate what you mean by sales. Almost every job in the world revolves around selling something. There are many agency jobs (strategy, creatives, etc) where you're not involved with purchasing things or sales reps and are more about the art and design of the campaigns if that's what u mean