Digital Marketing Assistant

Brandon, Suffolk
9 months ago
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DIGITAL MARKETING ASSISTANT
THETFORD, NORFOLK
£27,000 STARTING SALARY + FULL TRAINING + PROGRESSION + VARIED ROLE

THE OPPORTUNITY:
Are you looking to launch your digital marketing career with real variety and long-term development?
Want to work in a business where you'll gain cross-sector experience and hands-on exposure to multi-channel campaigns?
Our client is a market leading company based in Thetford, Norfolk. With over 15 years of success supporting over 300 businesses, they are well established and continuing to grow. Due to ongoing expansion, they are now seeking a Digital Marketing Assistant to join their team.
You'll work closely with the Digital Marketing Manager to execute and manage digital outreach campaigns across email and social platforms, supporting a wide range of national and international clients. This is a fantastic opportunity to develop a broad digital skillset and build a long-term marketing career.

THE ROLE:

Support the creation and execution of digital outreach campaigns across email and social platforms
Manage multiple email and social media accounts across varied clients
Write compelling, persuasive copy in line with brand tone and messaging
Collaborate with the telemarketing team to maximise campaign performance
Track performance data and provide campaign analysis reports
Coordinate with clients to provide updates and ensure alignment
Support with a variety of campaigns including cold outreach, feedback surveys, event promotion, and more
Maintain accurate project records and follow internal processes
Assist in managing campaign tools and systemsTHE PERSON:

Experience in a similar digital marketing, marketing, campaign coordination or email marketing role
Understanding of B2B social media
Excellent written communication and copywriting skills
Strong organisational and time management abilities
Proficient in Microsoft Office, especially Excel and Word
Adaptable, process-driven and quick to learn
Holds a UK driving licence and access to transport (on-site parking available)
Basic graphic design or creative content experienceWHAT'S ON OFFER:

£27,000 starting salary
Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm (40 hours per week)
Comprehensive training and mentorship
Company pension scheme
Long-term progression opportunities
Supportive team environment with cross-sector learning
Free on-site parkingGet Recruited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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