Webber Hughes Ltd
Ecommerce Executive

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Ecommerce Executive
Location: Bury
Salary: £32-35k DOE
Do you have previous Ecommerce experience updating website content, pricing, product listings, specifications, and imagery?
Do you enjoy managing volume data, possess excellent attention to detail, and working in a small team environment?
Interested in being part of a growing business with great potential to develop and progress?
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage the day-to-day maintenance of the ecommerce website, ensuring products, pricing, and content remain accurate and up to date.
- Upload new products, create product listings, and maintain product information across the website.
- Organise and manage large volumes of product data, specifications, imagery, and digital assets.
- Carry out ongoing product categorisation, merchandising, and site optimisation to improve the customer journey.
- Perform regular website checks to identify and resolve content, pricing, or product issues.
- Maintain product databases, ensuring information is accurate, consistent, and optimised for online sales.
- Support seasonal product launches, promotions, and website updates.
- Work with suppliers to obtain product information, imagery, and specifications.
- Use Shopify (or similar ecommerce platforms) to manage products, collections, and website content.
- Assist with SEO best practices when creating and updating product pages.
- Monitor website performance and identify opportunities to improve conversion and merchandising.
- Produce reports using Google Analytics and other ecommerce tools to support business decisions.
- Support the Managing Director with the day-to-day operational workload of the ecommerce function, taking ownership of the administration and execution required to keep the website running efficiently.
- Thrive in a fast-paced environment where accuracy, organisation, and attention to detail are essential.
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- Previous Ecommerce experience within a retail or D2C environment.
- Comfortable managing large volumes of SKUs and product data.
- Highly organised with excellent attention to detail.
- Strong working knowledge of Shopify (or similar CMS/ecommerce platforms).
- Confident using Excel and handling large datasets.
- Self-motivated and happy rolling up their sleeves to get through high volumes of work.
- Commercially aware with a good eye for online merchandising and customer experience.
- Looking for a hands-on role rather than leading a team or owning overall ecommerce strategy.
What’s in It for You?
- Competitive basic salary
- Supportive work environment in a fast-growing business
- Company discount
- Enhanced holiday entitlement
- Free parking
- Casual dress code
- Team social events
- Opportunities to develop and progress
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