Marketing managers oversee operations that promote brands and increase customer engagement. They balance budgets with strategic goals, track departmental metrics to assess ongoing campaigns and collaborate with other managers to find the best ways to sell new products. As a manager, they lead junior marketing officers and delegate tasks to sub-teams for events or individual channels. They're also in charge of developing marketing campaigns for company products and overseeing them from conception to execution and assessment.
We need a dynamic and experienced marketing manager to oversee our online sales operations. Do you have a passion for branding and an instinct for experimenting with marketing channels? If so, we would love to hear from you. Successful candidates should be comfortable with analytics and using data to improve marketing performance. The ability to work under tight budgets is vital. You should have experience in search-driven marketing, social media, and commercial advertising techniques. This role provides maximum creative freedom to hit our marketing targets, and you will be an integral team member, so familiarity with our brand is essential.
Marketing managers understand technology and various marketing channels, create content for target audiences, track campaigns, analyze data, and balance budgets with marketing operations.
A good marketing manager is creative and analytical, with a natural ability to connect with target audiences. They possess advanced numeracy, strong communication skills, and effective interpersonal skills for managing junior staff.
Marketing managers link products with potential purchasers by positioning brands on popular sales channels and attracting attention with well-produced branded content. They typically report to Chief Financial Officers or CEOs and manage separate marketing teams that may include project managers, marketing assistants, and account managers.