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11 months ago
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We are looking for an experienced Digital Marketing Manager to manage and optimise the performance of a digital marketing agency.

THE COMPANY
A well established insurance company, based in London.

THE ROLE
As Digital Marketing Manager you will be responsible for ensuring the agency delivers across paid search, paid social, SEO and CRO campaigns. Your role will include:
- briefing the agency, setting clear objectives
- managing marketing budgets
- campaign analysis
- campaign optimisation

YOU
To be successful in this Digital Marketing Manager role you MUST have:
- strong understanding of digital marketing campaigns
- proved experience of digital marketing agency management
- PPC, paid social and SEO campaigns
- excellent data analysis, reporting and performance optimisation
- ability to work in central London on a regular basis

You must be fluent in English and have the right to work in the UK.

If you can tick ALL the boxes, then please apply online NOW!

NB: You must be eligible to work in the UK

If this role isn't what you are looking for, don't worry. At Stopgap we cover a wider range of freelance and permanent positions with dedicated sector specialists. It is worth checking our website for all our latest jobs and registering to receive job alerts so you are the first to know about a new opportunity.

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