Senior Marketing Data Analyst

Proximity Recruitment
Hertfordshire
1 month ago
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Proximity Recruitment are searching for a dynamic Senior Marketing Data Analyst (circa £48,000 + Benefits) to join a thriving B2C brand in Hertfordshire. The client is a growing global brand in a really exciting & dynamic market. Their next stage of growth involves building out their data team and this new role plays a huge part in their strategy moving forward.


Responsibilities include:


Reporting and Insights:

  • Develop and present actionable insights that support customer acquisition and engagement, driving optimal value for the business.
  • Enhance the existing suite of campaign and KPI reports within the CDP and through Power BI / MS Fabric.
  • Analyse and report on the performance of marketing campaigns and channels.
  • Support the e-commerce team with website performance analysis via the CDP and Google Analytics.


Data Strategy Support:

  • Work closely with the CRM Manager and CRM Executive.
  • Support the Head of Data on organisation-wide data analysis projects.
  • Collaborate with team members and external agencies to embed a data-driven decision-making approach.


CRM and Data Platform Management:

  • Manage the CRM Customer Data Platform (CDP), including setup, maintenance of data integrations, quality assurance, and troubleshooting.
  • Develop customer profiles and segments.
  • Work with the Data Protection Officer, CRM Manager, and Head of Data to ensure GDPR compliance and implement data protection best practices.


You'd be joining a collaborative, ambitious team who are investing heavily in data in a great working environment, with a hybrid working option. The successful candidate will have enjoyed specific marketing & digital analytics experience preferably working closely with CRM & e-commerce.

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