BLUE SKIES: Marketing Campaign Manager

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Marketing Campaign Manager: £30 - 40K, Manchester

We are looking for an experienced Marketing Campaign Manager to work with a specialist niche retailer in Manchester. The business have a rich heritage in their marketplace and are known as the leader for their specialist product and require a Marketing Campaign Manager who will lead and manage campaigns targeted at their specialist audience. Its a highly rewarding role offering real scope for innovation, with the successful applicant taking responsibility for:

- Working with the Marketing team to devise targeted Marketing strategies to increase online and instore traffic.
- Setting campaign timescales considering seasonal trends, and budgets.
- Managing the implementation of campaigns, including Online and Print advertising, to ensure work is completed on time within budget. This will include project management of external stakeholders on occasion.
- Reporting on campaign results for senior management.
- Liaising with regional managers over local marketing campaigns to drive store footfall.
- Various ad hoc duties as required.

The Marketing Campaign Manager must have experience of delivering marketing campaigns on time, within budget, within a fast paced B2C environment. Experience of targeting specialist customer bases would be a distinct advantage. Its a challenging but highly rewarding role within a great business where career progression is actively encouraged. Interviews are likely to take place mid-January so for more information send your CV asap!

Blue Skies Marketing Recruitment specialises in marketing jobs across Creative, PR, Clientside, Account Handling and Executive. We offer unrivalled opportunities across all specialisms and industry sectors, presenting you with only the best marketing jobs. Although we try to respond to all applications, the high number we receive means this isn`t always possible. If you have not heard from us within 72 hours, please assume that your application has not been successful. For more information, visit www.blueskiescareers.co.uk and we`ll make sure we do our best to find you the perfect marketing role. Apply now You should never need to provide bank account details or any other financial information, or make any form of payment, when applying for a job. If you are ever asked to do this by a recruiter on our site please email jobs.help@theguardian.com

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