Marketing Manager
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Marketing Manager
Are you a German Speaking multi-channel marketer, keen to work for one of the world's leading oil and gas companies rolling out a new start-up like venture?
ABOUT THE ROLE:
You will be working across global and local teams with a focus of bringing this exciting digital product to the German Market.
- You will be the subject matter expert for the German market launch
- You will be working closely with the GM and global teams to create best-in-class marketing plans and content
- You will have a specific focus on Content and Social, able to write and focus on these channels
- You will manage agencies across the mix, but be able to create a strategy, deliver insight and speed up the execution to increase speed to market
- You will drive multi-channel strategies working to achieve challenging KPI's
- You will drive awareness, acquisition and build retention through the full marketing mix
- You will cross-sell across the business to ensure any platform developments and needed materials are delivered
- You will prepare, analyse and create data to report to relevant teams
ABOUT YOU:
You will be able to identify and clearly communicate performance channel opportunities across the board, drawing on tools, industry changes and the vast amounts of data available this huge organisation has. You will need to be proficient in Content, Social, Paid, and be sufficient with Data Analysis & Brand awareness to be successful in this role.
MUST HAVES
- Excellent English AND German verbal and written communication skills
- 5+ years of experience blue chip multi-channel marketing
- A deep understanding of Digital Marketing channels
- Strong Analytical Skills
- Ability to develop multi-channel and multi-platform digital media plans
- Ability to have regular travel between UK and Germany - some flexible working also offered
Location: Berkshire
Day Rate: Up to £310 LTD
6 Month Contract with long term extension/permanent opportunity
ABOUT THE BRAND:
A highly respected, global company with a long-standing heritage and a great reputation as an employer.
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