Global Affiliate Marketing Lead

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At Audible, we believe stories have the power to transform lives. It’s why we work with some of the world’s leading creators to produce and share audio storytelling with our millions of global listeners. We are dreamers and inventors who come from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences to empower and inspire each other. Imagine your future with us.

Hit Apply below to send your application for consideration Ensure that your CV is up to date, and that you have read the job specs first.ABOUT THIS ROLEAs the Global Affiliate Marketing Lead, you will oversee and optimize Audible's worldwide affiliate marketing strategy and operations. In this critical role, you will act as the subject matter expert on affiliate marketing: aligning processes, driving performance, and ensuring best practices are implemented across all regions and partners. You will analyze data, manage budgets, and collaborate with regional leaders and external partners to maximize the impact of our affiliate marketing efforts and deliver exceptional value to our affiliates partners and customers across the globe.

ABOUT YOUIf you are a seasoned affiliate marketing professional with a track record of success in a global, multi-regional environment, we want to hear from you. You are a data-driven strategist who thrives on identifying and capitalizing on new opportunities. Your strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and ability to effectively communicate with cross-functional teams will be instrumental in driving Audible's affiliate marketing initiatives forward. You are passionate about the power of storytelling and excited to contribute to Audible's mission of enriching the daily lives of our customers worldwide.

As a Global Affiliate Marketing Lead, you will...Develop and oversee the execution of Audible's global affiliate marketing strategy, aligning with regional leaders to ensure consistency and optimization across all markets.Analyze performance data, identify trends, and recommend actionable insights to improve the effectiveness of our affiliate partnerships.Manage the affiliate marketing budget, ensuring efficient allocation of resources and maximizing return on investment.Establish and maintain strong relationships with key affiliate partners, serving as the primary point of contact and subject matter expert.Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including marketing, content, and operations, to ensure seamless integration of affiliate marketing efforts.Identify and share best practices, process improvements, and innovation opportunities across all regions.Ensure our affiliate partners are working with the right mix of influencers, media partners, and deal sites, striking a balance between partners, messaging and incentives to establish Audible as a go-to area of interest and earning platform for influencers and BD partners worldwide.

ABOUT AUDIBLEAudible is the leading producer and provider of audio storytelling. We spark listeners’ imaginations, offering immersive, cinematic experiences full of inspiration and insight to enrich our customers' daily lives. We are a global company with an entrepreneurial spirit. We are dreamers and inventors who are passionate about the positive impact Audible can make for our customers and our neighbors. This spirit courses throughout Audible, supporting a culture of creativity and inclusion built on our People Principles and our mission to build more equitable communities in the cities we call home.

Minimum Requirements:- 7+ years of experience in affiliate marketing, with a proven track record of success in a global, multi-regional environment.- Experience in analyzing data, identifying trends, and using insights to drive strategic decision-making.- Experience with project management and budget management.- Excellent communication, presentation, and document-writing abilities, with the ability to effectively collaborate with cross-functional teams.- Ability to work effectively with teams and partners across different regions and cultures.- Experience in the audio or digital media industry.- Familiarity with Audible's business, products, and customer base.- Proficiency in multiple languages.

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