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Data and Insight Manager

London
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Cold Glass Productions is a digital content production and publishing business. It is a founder-led company that is proud of its relationships with brands, talent, broadcasters and IP holders.

CGP has a unique knowledge base and creative capability. It creates original content and provides digital marketing services for entertainment brands like the BBC and BRIT Awards.

The dual disciplines of being able market and make content mean it is uniquely equipped to grow in a world in which successful content brands are both short and long form and cross multiple digital platforms.

Founded in 2025 by Ben Kerr, Mark Rivers, Sam Cocker, and Tom Young, Cold Glass brought together senior experience from leading production companies, broadcasters, and creative agencies.

Cold Glass is now responsible for some of the UK’s most standout digital entertainment and content, including Dish from Waitrose, they are the digital partner for The BRIT Awards and Mercury Prize, the retained digital marketing partner for BBC Sounds and the BBC’s network of pop music radio brands (Radio 1 to 6Music) plus content for Angela Hartnett’s Murano Restaurant Group. Recently they have launched a new digital entertainment franchise Outsiding hosted by Caitlin Moran and Adam Frost.

The Role

We’re looking for a Data Insight Manager to sit at the heart of the Cold Glass production slate, someone who has worked within media, editorial, or entertainment and understands how content performance translates into creative decisions for digital franchises and shows.

You’ll own how data flows into the production team and key partners and how it’s used. From YouTube and social to audio platforms and partner channels, you’ll build a clear and reliable view of performance, before translating that into narratives the team can use.

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You’ll be as comfortable building robust reporting frameworks as you are digging into the detail behind a breakout clip, a spike in returning viewers, or a shift in audience behaviour.

There will also be opportunities to apply these frameworks and insights across other shows currently in development and newly launched shows like Outsiding, helping to shape a data-informed approach to content across our production slate.

As the first dedicated data and insight role within Cold Glass, this is a great opportunity to shape, develop and lead this area within the company as we grow.

What you’ll be doing

Performance Analysis & Insight

  • Analyse performance across YouTube (long-form and Shorts), social platforms, and podcast platforms to identify trends and opportunities
  • Conduct deep-dive analysis on episodes, formats, guests and content types to understand what drives reach, retention, and return viewers
  • Translate data into clear recommendations that inform editorial, production and distribution decisions
  • Track weekly, monthly, and yearly performance, with a focus on growth, engagement and audience behaviour

Data Infrastructure & Reporting

  • Own and evolve the reporting ecosystem for Cold Glass projects across platforms (YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Spotify, etc.)
  • Build and maintain dashboards, trackers and reporting templates that are intuitive, accurate and scalable
  • Ensure consistency and accuracy in how data is pulled, structured and stored across the business
  • Develop systems that allow the team to easily access and understand performance at any time

Process & Framework Development

  • Standardise reporting processes (weekly, monthly, and quarterly reports,)
  • Continuously refine how we measure success, particularly around evolving platform metrics (e.g. returning viewers, watch time, completion rates)
  • Monitor data accuracy across all sources and troubleshoot discrepancies
  • Manage the ingestion of data from multiple platforms and ensure it is clean, reliable and up to date
  • Work with internal and external partners to resolve data or tracking issues

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Team Collaboration

  • Present insights in a clear, engaging way, turning complex data into simple, compelling stories
  • Support planning for upcoming episodes, campaigns and formats with data-led recommendations

Who you are

  • Proven experience in a data insight role within media, editorial, content, entertainment, or popular culture (e.g. production company, publisher, broadcaster, podcast)
  • A strategic thinker who understands that data is only useful if it drives decisions
  • Highly skilled at data storytelling
  • Advanced in Excel/Google Sheets, with experience building robust, scalable reporting systems
  • Comfortable working with large datasets across multiple platforms (YouTube, social, audio analytics)
  • Strong understanding of digital content performance metrics (especially YouTube and social video)
  • Detail-oriented, with a rigorous approach to data accuracy and organisation
  • Confident working across multiple stakeholders
  • Naturally curious to dig into the “why” behind performance, not just the “what”

How to apply

This is a fixed-term 12 month contract. It is a hybrid role with 3 days in our London office and 2 days working from home.

Apply by sharing your CV and cover letter to: jobs@acoldglass.com

Applications should be received by the end of September 1st 2026.

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Skills

Data Analysis
Data Storytelling
Performance Analysis
Excel
Google Sheets
YouTube Analytics
Social Media Analytics
Audio Analytics
Dashboard Creation
Reporting Frameworks
Strategic Thinking
Stakeholder Management
Content Performance Tracking
Data Infrastructure
Audience Behavior Analysis

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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