Digital Marketing and Project Executive, London - Growth-focused digital strategy and optimisation (Apply in minutes)

The Law Society
11 months ago
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The RoleAs Digital Marketing and Project Executive, you will play an important role ingrowing our online reach and promoting a compelling member offer across ourdigital estate. Your digital marketing skills, hands-on approach and SEOskills will help continuously improve the Law Societys online presence andmaximize the potential of new opportunities.In this role you will drive SEO improvement, coordinate and plan digitalinitiatives from beginning to end using relevant methods, work with our SEOagency, and respond to stakeholders inquiries.In addition, you will also support the web estates digital advertisementsolutions, with a particular focus on ensuring products are advertised in atimely manner.Another key aspect of this role is to work with our data analyst to identify,track and analyse important metrics that affect commercial performance. Aspart of this you will explore, recommend and facilitate user centric andcommercial optimisation of existing web pages and customer journeys.## What were looking forYou have a proven track record of championing customer centricity andcommercial mind-set within a digital context, by showing understanding ofdigital marketing metrics (particularly SEO) and key performance indicators.To achieve insights and results, you have learned to work relevant analytictools and marketing software.You will able to work effectively with a broad range of colleagues across theLaw Society showing exemplary stakeholder management and communication skills.In addition, you will be able to successfully develop and manage a projectschedule and work plan to ensure delivery objectives are met on time and to ahigh standard.Familiarity with content management systems is desirable.## Whats in it for youThis is an excellent opportunity to work with contemporary thinkers in aprogressive membership organisation. The successful candidate will join anorganisation that works diligently to protect everyones right to have accessto justice and to make sure no-one is above the law.This is an exciting opportunity to join a strong brand with a reputation forexcellence and legal expertise. We offer a generous flexible benefits package,a friendly working environment and the opportunity to develop your careerwithin a professional organisation.We support a hybrid way of working and would expect you to be present in ourLondon office two days each week.Please note: if you are an internal applicant, Pay Policy will apply.The Law Society represents solicitors in England and Wales. From negotiatingwith and lobbying the professions regulators, government and other decisionmakers, to offering training and advice, were here to help, protect andpromote solicitors.**Salary:**Up to £33300 per annum + 3% flex fund after 3 months + bens.

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