Digital PR Manager
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One of the world's leading fintech marketing business is looking for a Digital PR Manager to direct overall Digital PR / SEO outreach strategy, across an international portfolio in the retail investment niche.
The organisation provides highest quality lead generation and marketing services, imparting financial expertise. They take pride in being quirky, and boast a work-hard-play-hard culture! They have fully flexible working policy, and great benefits like bonus scheme and life insurance coverage.
The role:
- Lead Digital PR campaigns/ SEO outreach strategy from ideation through to post-campaign reporting with the SEO team, working closely with Head of Organic Performance.
- Be responsible for the overall outreach strategy and see their vision through to execution
- Ensuring our outreach targets & KPIs are aligned with our overall SEO targets & KPIs
Skills and Experience:
- Proven track record in a dedicated SEO role, with demonstrable success in link building
- Strong experience in managing campaigns
Benefits include:
- A fully flexible working policy with working from home budgets
- Monthly employee recognition scheme
- Life insurance
If this has sparked your interest, please apply immediately for a more detailed insight into the organisation and the role.
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