Growth Marketing Manager – Online Retailer

LOCATION: London
Salary: £60,000/Annum Apply Now

Our client is an online retailer based in London that was created in 1998. Their inventory covers many different products from fashion, accessories, baby toys to high-tech gadgets.

We’re looking for a talented individual to join the team and lead our Marketing strategy. You will be responsible for creating, planning and executing the overall strategy for acquisition, conversion and retention of the customer base.

You’ll manage two talented Growth & Marketing Executives, a UX designer and report directly to the Managing Director.

You will…

Be responsible for the performance and communication of marketing efforts.

Plan and execute online marketing strategy across all channels, setting targets and steering progress to meet them.

Possess a Growth Hacking mindset before a ‘traditional’ budget spend one.

Define key metrics, help mine the data, identify opportunities and deliver growth.

Know your pirate metrics from your vanity metrics, and be capable of identifying the right data across multiple areas.

Understand the challenges and opportunities of online retail.

Help analyse and segment our client’s existing customer base, improve LTV and attract more users.

Understand the company brand voice and tone, working with our content and design teams to deliver across campaigns.

Be capable of both big-picture thinking and detail. Have proven project management skills.

Although you will have a decent budget at your disposal, you will be focussing mostly on ‘Growth Hacking’ your way to success.

Working alongside various departments to understand our client’s customers, optimise all aspects of our client’s marketing, deliver innovative campaigns and build solid top-line growth.

Regularly report to the Management Team on targets and progress. Where others zig, you will look to zag.

Job responsibilities:

Google Analytics – in-depth knowledge of Google Analytics and its use to understand:

User insights
Marketing campaign performance Product performance

Website user behaviour Opportunities for improvements

Internal reporting information – use of internal reporting information to analyse performance and identify business opportunities.

eCommerce, UX and CRO (conversion optimisation) – constantly look for opportunities to improve the website user-experience journey, site architecture, site speed, performance and identify technical growth opportunities (Refer-a-friend, Offers, Notifications, Data-driven parts of the site) using data insights gathered from GA and our internal reporting tool.

SEO – in-depth understanding of the latest SEO best practices, ranking factors (on-page and off-page SEO), Google algorithm updates and continue to drive our SEO rankings higher.

Brand Awareness and Direct Response: Have a strong understanding of the balance needed between the two areas to drive growth.

Email marketing – good practical knowledge of email marketing, customer segmentation, spam filter triggers, dedicated IP usage and acquisition and retention practices, GDPR best practices.

Affiliates – develop strong relationships with relevant affiliate websites to drive sales and generate brand awareness.

PPC Marketing – strong use and understanding of AdWords. Manage and optimise:

Paid Search Campaigns Shopping Campaigns Remarketing Campaigns Display Campaigns

Paid Social Media – use social media channels to drive brand awareness, new customer acquisition and retention and promote products.

Offer Calendar – Work alongside our in-house Buying team to determine the most effective dates to run offers and the type of offers that should be utilised. Report on offer performance to inform future offer decisions.

Marketing Budget – Find optimised ways to attract and retain customers and increase brand awareness.

You should be:

Analytical, ambitious and creative

A voracious reader of books, ideas, blogs and industry news (The Google Blog, Search Engine Land, Avinash Kaushik, Think with Google, UX and CRO blogs such as Conversion XL)

An energetic self starter with a good sense of humour

A great communicator with excellent negotiation skills

A people person

An innovative thinker

An idea machine

Be an ambassador and evangelist

Be built with value for money in mind, rather than traditional budget ideas with low ROI (rarely having to trot out the excuse – ‘it was a good brand exercise!’)

Prepared to roll up your sleeves and work hard and smart

Requirements:

5+ years experience in a digital marketing role – you live and breathe it Google tools: Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, AdWords, Google Merchant Centre
SEO tools: SEMRush, Moz, Ahrefs, Screaming Frog or similar

ESP: MailChimp, Campaign Monitor, Silverpop, or similar Transactional email tools: Mandrill or similar
Email testing tools: Litmus or similar
Affiliates: Awin, TradeDoubler or similar

Other useful skills: Excel (Pivot tables, functions), DataStudio

Fluent English

Salary: £40,000.00 to £60,000.00 /year