We are on the lookout for a passionate Marketing Manager to help innovate, promote and expand our company's brand within the appliances / manufacturing sector. With a focus on strategic planning, you will be instrumental in driving the growth of our business in Oxfordshire.
Client Details
Our client is an established, large organisation in the industrial / manufacturing industry. With a reputation for quality and a commitment to continuous improvement, they have cultivated a work environment that nurtures talent and rewards innovation.
Description
Develop and implement strategic marketing plans to align with business objectives.
Manage sales activations and all digital strategy across CRM, Website, Paid Media and Content SEO.
Ensure all campaigns are well defined and briefed and executed within agreed deadlines.
Review market trends and identify opportunities for growth.
Lead, and manage exclusive brand partnerships and dealership.
Collaborate with internal departments to ensure brand consistency across all touchpoints.
Curate and assist with shows and the attendance at shows and events as required.
Evaluate the effectiveness of all marketing activities.
Foster relationships with key industry players, agencies, and vendors.Profile
A successful Marketing Manager should have:
Preferably a Marketing qualification.
At least 5 years experience in a similar Marketing Manager role.
Experience in a Commercial Marketing role, accountable for sales and lead generation
Ability to present actionable and meaningful insights from data.
Experience in CRM, digital channels and performance marketing is highly desired
Strong communication and leadership skills.
Proficiency in MS Office and marketing software.
A creative mindset with a strategic approach to problem-solving.Job Offer
A competitive salary ranging from £40,000 to £50,000 per annum.
Generous holiday leave.
An inclusive and collaborative work culture.
Opportunities for professional development and growth.
The chance to work 5 days in the office in an industry-leading organisation