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Customer Relationship Manager

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We're looking for a commercially driven CRM Manager.
Milton Keynes
Hybrid Role
£45,000
Working closely with the Web, Buying & Merchandising, Ecommerce, Creative and Digital Marketing teams, you'll develop and optimise multi-channel CRM campaigns across email, SMS, push notifications and automated customer journeys. This is an exciting opportunity for someone who enjoys combining creativity with data to deliver best-in-class customer communications.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and continuously refine customer segmentation strategies to deliver personalised, targeted marketing campaigns.
- Work closely with the Campaign Manager to create, optimise and manage automated lifecycle marketing programmes, including welcome journeys, abandoned basket, post-purchase and re-engagement campaigns.
- Design and build engaging, on-brand email campaigns in Figma, collaborating with Creative and Ecommerce teams to ensure a consistent customer experience.
- Monitor, analyse and report on CRM performance, using key metrics including open rates, click-through rates, conversion, revenue and customer engagement to drive continuous optimisation.
- Lead A/B testing initiatives to improve campaign effectiveness and customer performance.
- Act as the primary contact for Klaviyo's Customer Success team, ensuring best practice is implemented and new platform capabilities are leveraged.
- Maintain high standards of CRM data quality, ensuring customer data is accurate, compliant and managed in line with GDPR requirements.
- Work with regional translation teams to ensure CRM communications are localised effectively across international markets.
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- A minimum of 3 years' experience in a CRM, Email Marketing or Customer Lifecycle Marketing role, ideally within the retail, fashion, sportswear or ecommerce sectors.
- Proven experience developing and delivering CRM strategies that drive customer engagement, retention and commercial performance.
- Strong knowledge of CRM platforms and marketing automation tools, with hands-on experience using Klaviyo being essential.
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