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Content Assistant
We are working with a leading manufacturing and retail business that is looking for a Content Assistant to join its growing marketing team. This is a hands-on role focused on managing digital content, supporting e-commerce activity and ensuring customers have an engaging and seamless online experience.
Please note, this role is based in-office in North West London, Monday - Thursday with Fridays WFH.
The Role
You'll be responsible for maintaining and updating website and product content, supporting digital campaigns and helping improve online performance.
Key responsibilities include:
- Managing product listings, descriptions, imagery and content across the company website and third-party platforms.
- Ensuring digital content is accurate, compliant and consistent with brand guidelines.
- Supporting SEO activity, including keyword optimisation, metadata and on-page content.
- Coordinating website blogs and content updates.
- Supporting promotional campaigns, product launches, landing pages and website updates.
- Using analytics to monitor content performance and identify opportunities for improvement.
- Supporting A/B testing and conversion optimisation alongside external agencies.
- Working closely with Marketing, E-commerce, Customer Service, Training and other internal teams.
- Assisting with brochures and other customer-facing marketing materials.
- Using approved AI tools to improve content quality and effectiveness.
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We're looking for someone with previous experience in e-commerce, digital content or marketing who is:
- Highly organised with excellent attention to detail.
- Confident working with CMS platforms and has a basic understanding of HTML/CSS.
- Familiar with SEO and digital marketing principles.
- Comfortable using Google Analytics and Microsoft Office.
- A strong written and verbal communicator.
- Experienced with image editing tools such as Canva or Photoshop.
- Interested in UX and conversion optimisation.
- Proactive, adaptable and comfortable managing multiple deadlines.
- A collaborative team player with a practical, problem-solving approach.
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