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As the Harry's Influencer Marketing Manager, you will play a critical role in developing and executing a creative and strategic influencer strategy that showcases the unique identity of the Harry's brand and establishes a strong connection with our community.
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We are in search of a creative and innovative non-profit Marketing and Communications Manager (the Manager), with a passion for visual arts education, who will lead our Marketing and Communications team.
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Circle is seeking a highly motivated and experienced International Marketing Manager who will execute our global marketing initiatives spanning multiple audiences, channels, and geographies.
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We are hiring an experienced Marketing Manager to strengthen our global marketing team, specifically supporting our Government Solutions business. Role highlights: Marketing Manager, Government Solutions US, East Coast Perm Remote Who are we.
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Shine in client presentations and RFP responses, showcasing your creative and influencer marketing expertise. Direct Agents is seeking an experienced and strategic Creative Project Manager to join our vibrant team of design-centric and entrepreneurial minds.
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4+ years of product marketing experience across the Consumer-Packaged Goods (CPG) industry, with a preference for Health & Wellness, Vitamins and Supplements, or OTC Pharmaceutical industry. Omni-channel marketing experience; healthcare practitioner channel experience preferred.
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This exciting role requires a dynamic Brand Manager who has shown strong strategic, marketing, commercial and operational mindset, who is consumer centric and can balance thinking strategically with the key execution priorities on the business including but not limited to the following:Major Responsibilities / AccountabilitiesOwn and deliver the annual strategic planning process.
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As our business grows, we are seeking a Retention Marketing Manager who will be responsible for developing Email & SMS campaigns that drive acquisition, retention, personalization, loyalty, and long-term relationships with the eCommerce, Retail & Special events KREWE customers.
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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The multicultural digital marketing manager will: Identify, implement and optimize the blood donation digital touchpoint journey for key market segments including Latino and LGBTQ+ with the goal to engage, motivate, and convert new and returning blood donors.
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7+ years of direct experience building and managing partner marketing programs, which includes experience working alongside Partnership teams in related roles: marketing campaign manager, field marketing, partner development (sales/bizdev), etc.
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Role Overview: We are seeking a Senior Marketing Manager with a strong background in digital marketing to lead and execute key marketing strategies. This role will oversee our email and SMS marketing campaigns, oversee our social media channels, manage the organization Rewards program, drive the organization Tastemakers UGC program, manage influencer relations, and foster influential brand partnerships.
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The Sr. SEO Manager leads and manages the American Cancer Society’s search marketing portfolio including Search Engine Marketing (SEM) and Search Engine Optimization (SEO). The Sr. SEO Manager is a hands-on search professional with excellent problem-solving skills and a fundamental understanding of overall search engine optimization and search marketing best practices.
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The DTC Performance Marketing Manager will report to the DTC Digital Marketing Director. The Performance Marketing Manager will drive performance media to fuel Elizabeth Arden DTC e-commerce growth targets.
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Reporting to the Senior Director of Brand Marketing, the Senior Manager of Influencer Marketing will be responsible for bringing the brand to life across key campaigns and channels to drive awareness and education of Bilt Rewards.
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The Digital Content Manager is an experienced content marketing professional with experience in the advertising, media or a related industry. The Digital Content Manager will be an integral part of Pixability's growing marketing team, serving as a critical driver of content and running point on multiple key initiatives.
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