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Brand Comms Assistant - 12m FTC

City of London
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Brand Communications Assistant (C3) – Argos

Role Purpose

As a Brand Communications Assistant at Argos, you’ll help the Brand Communications team bring our brand propositions to life through engaging, customer-focused campaigns. Working closely with the Brand Comms Manager and wider team, you’ll support the planning and delivery of brand and broadcast communications across paid, owned and earned channels. This is an exciting opportunity for someone with a passion for marketing, advertising and brands, who is eager to learn and develop their skills in a fast-paced retail environment.

Key Responsibilities

  • Support the delivery of brand and broadcast campaigns, helping coordinate activity from brief through to launch
  • Support the development of engaging creative campaigns and communications
  • Help write clear briefs, updates and feedback for creative, media and internal teams
  • Assist with the development of creative assets and media plans across appropriate channels
  • Support campaign reporting by collating results and sharing key learnings
  • Help capture and share campaign learnings to inform future activity
  • Build positive relationships with internal stakeholders and agency partners
  • Support budget tracking, purchase order management and campaign administration
  • Help ensure all advertising is compliant, legal and aligned with brand guidelines
  • Keep up to date with marketing, advertising, customer and cultural trends

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  • A genuine passion for marketing, advertising and brands
  • Curious, enthusiastic and eager to learn new skills
  • Strong organisation skills and attention to detail
  • A willingness to use data, insight and feedback to improve work
  • Confident communicator who enjoys working with others
  • Proactive, positive and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment

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Desirable

  • Some exposure to marketing, communications or project-based work through study, work experience, volunteering or personal interests
  • Retail or customer-focused experience

About You

You’re curious, organised and enthusiastic, with a real interest in marketing, advertising and brands. You don’t need extensive marketing experience, but you should be eager to learn, willing to get stuck in and excited by the opportunity to develop a career in brand communications. You enjoy working with others, take ownership of your work and bring a positive attitude to everything you do.

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Skills

Marketing
Advertising
Brand communications
Project coordination
Creative campaign development
Media planning
Campaign reporting
Stakeholder management
Budget tracking
Purchase order management
Data analysis
Communication
Organization
Attention to detail

Location

Unit 1 and 2, 33 Charterhouse St, London EC1M 6HJ, UK

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