Marketing Manager
- London
- Permanent
- Engineering & Manufacturing
Job Description
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Are you a passionate marketer looking to make a real impact in the sustainability space?
Are you looking to join a successful, ambitious and expanding business in a growing sector?
EMR is working with a eco-friendly and sustainable providers of disposable products to the catering and hospitality sectors, who are looking to hire a Marketing Manager to join their growing team based in East London.
This small but ambitious company has already made waves in the London market and, with strong financial backing from a larger business they are looking to expand their team.
As the newly appointed Marketing Manager, your duties and responsibilities will include :
- Develop and execute a brand and content marketing strategy, ensuring consistent messaging across all channels.
- Lead the planning and execution of new product launches in key markets, with support from the wider marketing team.
- Work cross- functionally with sales and customer service teams to optimize customer retention strategies and ensure cohesive brand communications.
- Manage an external website development agency and oversee the implementation of the website optimisation plan.
- Review content and performance of paid media channels and optimise marketing automations with the support of the Marketing Executive.
Your Background:
- Passionate about sustainability, hospitality, and making the world a better place.
- Previous marketing experience in a small e-commerce brand, ideally.
- Knowledge of paid social media campaign management.
- Strong project management and event management experience.
If you're looking for a role where you can drive brand growth, lead creative campaigns, and contribute to a more sustainable future, this could be the perfect opportunity!
Salary circa £45,000 + bonus and other perks
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