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Digital Marketing Manager, Poole, £50,000

As Digital Marketing Manager within this leading UK retailer, you’ll unleash your creativity to craft dynamic, attention-grabbing lead-generation campaigns across a range of platforms, driving engagement and delivering results that make a real impact.

Background & Benefits

Rubicon’s client has operated for over 80 years and cater to a wide range of customers. The company operates with a strong focus on delivering high-quality, unique items, serving over 200,000 customers annually with a turnover exceeding £40 million.

The working environment is dynamic and supportive, with an emphasis on employee growth. They prioritise delivering excellence for their team and customers, alongside a benefits package that includes:

25 days holiday + BHs and an extra birthday day (increasing to 30 days with service).
Bonus scheme and company trading bonus
Private healthcare and pension scheme
Subsidies gym membership, cycle-to-work scheme, and free parking.
Paid volunteer days and team-building events.
Digital Marketing Manager Responsibilities

Oversee digital ad campaigns across various platforms.
Conduct weekly performance reviews with relevant stakeholders for optimisation purposes.
Experiment with new creative strategies and channels.
Use data analysis to guide content and campaign decisions.
Monitor competitors and adjust campaigns accordingly.
Digital Marketing Manager Skills & Experience Required

Minimum three years’ experience in Digital Marketing.
Expertise in Paid Social, PPC, SEO, CRO, Digital PR, and email marketing.
Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset.
Organised, methodical, and detail oriented.
Innovative, resilient, and eager to experiment with new strategies.
Interested?

To be considered for this Digital Marketing Manager opportunity or for more information, submit your CV to Dominika at Rubicon by applying directly to this advert.

Our team at Rubicon reviews every application. Please ensure your CV is submitted in Microsoft Word. If sent as PDF, it will cause delays