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E-commerce Executive

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Ecommerce Executive
Glasgow (On-site)
Our client, a fast-growing ecommerce business within the retail and lifestyle space, is looking to add an Ecommerce Executive to their growing digital team.
This is a brilliant opportunity for someone looking to develop their eCommerce career further or for someone with experience in a general digital marketing role looking to develop in a specialised eCommerce role within an expanding retail business.
You’ll work closely with the wider ecommerce and marketing teams, helping to drive online performance, improve the customer journey and support day-to-day trading activity across multiple digital channels.
The Role:
This is a hands-on ecommerce role focused on supporting the day-to-day performance of the online store across trading, merchandising, product management and digital optimisation.
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You’ll play a key role in ensuring products, campaigns and promotions are executed accurately and commercially, while continuously identifying opportunities to improve performance and customer experience.
This role would suit someone organised, commercially minded and passionate about ecommerce and online retail.
Responsibilities:
- Support day-to-day ecommerce trading and onsite activity across digital channels
- Create and manage product listings, descriptions, imagery and pricing updates
- Maintain website merchandising, collections, homepage updates and promotional activity
- Monitor product performance, customer behaviour and trading trends
- Identify opportunities to improve conversion, merchandising and customer experience


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Requirements:
- Previous experience within ecommerce, digital trading or online retail
- Experience with Shopify, marketplace channels or similar
- Intermediate Excel or Google Sheets skills preferred
Please Note:
- Applicants must have the permanent right to work in the UK without sponsorship restrictions.
- Our client is based in the North East of Glasgow, and the successful candidate will ideally have access to a car due to the location.
Salary:
The salary for this role is up to £30,000, depending on experience.
How to Apply:
Apply via LinkedIn to be considered for this role, alternatively you can email Ross directly - rossm@macrecruit.co.uk
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