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The right person for this role will have experience with online and offline marketing, making data-driven decisions, and influencing others. The Product Marketing Manager will oversee marketing channel campaigning with a focus on generating highly qualified traffic to physical grocery stores.
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The Performance Media Manager’s main role is to execute the full cycle of digital marketing projects from digital "builds" through full-cycle online marketing programs. Up to date with the latest trends and best practices in online marketing and measurement.
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Responsible for the marketing/quoting process for both new business and account renewals. Experience utilizing online rating software and various insurance carrier online systems.
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The Retail Sales Manager will work with his/her District Manager to drive location sales and collect online reviews, resolve customer service issues, hold employees accountable to policies and procedures, and will assist with location scheduling and staffing.
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Candidate will be exposed to a wide range of external companies, examples including: First parties (Console, mobile and PC), platformers (VR, E-Sports, Web 3.0 and etc), multiple media (animation etc), game publishers, licensors, developers, and distribution partners, as well as internal divisions including (Game Studio, Product Development, Business Planning, Sales, Marketing, Legal and Finance.
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The Sr. Manager, Brand Marketing will plan, develop, and implement marketing strategies and brand vision, setting the standards for marketing promotions, special events, and public relations activities for our stores and online.
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Coordinate, collaborate, and drive execution of marketing initiatives and business requirements within the regional marketing team through engagement with different functional teams including digital marketing, online merchandising, PR, event planning, partnerships, and retail marketing.
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Minimum 8 years of experience with Cross-Channel Media Planning and Media Buying; Broadcast, Digital (including CDPs & targeting), Paid Social, and Search Marketing experience a plus. Develop integrated media and communication plans based on marketing, audience, and consumer insights through agency leadership and collaboration.
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Online and Offline Marketing: Manage both digital and traditional marketing channels, including website optimization, email marketing, social media, print collateral, and events, all while driving strategic goals.
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You will be responsible for overseeing both online and offline marketing initiatives and managing special programs and promotions. Strategic Marketing Planning: Collaborate with the Marketing Director, Sr. Marketing Manager and Business Units to develop and execute comprehensive marketing strategies that align with company goals and objectives, with a focus on strategy, awareness, lead generation, and conversion.
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Coordinate, collaborate, and drive execution of PC Gaming Accessories marketing initiatives and business requirements within the regional marketing team through engagement with different functional teams including digital marketing, online merchandising, PR, event planning, partnerships, and retail marketing.
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Assist the Account Manager in the marketing process, ordering loss runs, MVRs, follow up for renewal quotes, rating online, and updating Epic. Seek advice from Account Manager with any problems with their accounts.
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Develop and implement digital marketing strategies to drive online traffic and sales, including SEO, SEM, email marketing, and social media campaigns. The Retail Brand Manager is responsible for developing, managing, and executing the company’s online and offline sales strategy.
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Marketing for local businesses is preferred, with an understanding including but not limited to: SEO principles, PPC, LSA, online review management, and social media. Assist in coordinating, editing, and proofing, with high attention to detail, all marketing media placed on behalf of the brands including print ads, flyers, direct mailings, signage, community promotions, online channels, and more.
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Experience in online marketing channels such as social media marketing, display advertising, and search engine marketing. One day, this role may interact with partners in the UK or Canada to determine the best approach for a new marketing campaign or product introduction.
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