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Our client, a leading niche services group, is looking for a well-rounded Data Analyst to join their business. 

The role can be based either in Manchester or London and will be in the office on a hybrid basis. 

It is paying between £50k to £60k, depending on experience, plus additional benefits. 

The role needs someone to be responsible for optimising large digital budgets to drive business activities across Digital and traditional Marketing channels. You will be strong in working with data across all channels and making strategy suggestions to the wider business.

You will be able to work with agencies and ensure that activities are optimised across PPC, Web, SEO and Social media. You will be able to identify business and Marketing trends. 

The ideal person will be able to track KPI's, generate regular reports and use visualisation to provide insights and present back to senior stakeholders. 

You will have experience using Google Analytics, creating dashboards and producing action points for the Marketing and Business teams. 

The ideal person will be able to manage an ever-changing workload, work well in a team and also autonomously. You will be able to communicate with all levels of stakeholders including at board level. 

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