Actually, Marketing's job is not that.
The job of marketing is to tell half the story, and that is the favorable half.
If marketing is selling a pickup truck, it should tell you that it can carry stuff in the bed, more than before and it will be easy for you to carry it.
They won't say people rarely carry stuff in the bed, that you should really rent a truck when moving a refrigerator or moving your house, and that a sedan is more practical.
They should not open their mouth, unless it is to say you are really a pickup truck person and your dreams are tied up in this pickup.
YMMV.
Creative, meant the way an ad agency uses the word: graphic design, video production, photo editing, desktop publishing, etc.
Office work: reading and writing emails, reviewing and editing and signing documents, messaging, etc.
I can’t remember any product marketing that even implies the iPad is a platform for coding. I think developers get hung up on the word “Pro,” thinking it refers to them. But in Apple’s world, “Pro” has covered a wide range of professions and often leans more toward the “creative arts” as listed above.