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Head of eCommerce

London
Posted about 23 hours ago
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About the Company

We are working with a fast-growing business that operates two direct-to-consumer websites. They are seeking an experienced Head of eCommerce to lead digital trading, optimisation, and merchandising across both sites whilst leading a small team.

What you'll be doing

  • Own end-to-end eCommerce performance. Set the strategy and roadmap for both websites to maximise revenue, profitability, and customer lifetime value.
  • Drive commercial KPIs. Be accountable for CM2, average order value, conversion, and new vs returning customer mix - using insight to prioritise activity that delivers profit per visit.
  • Lead and develop the optimisation function. Line-manage the CRO Manager: set objectives, coach on experimentation discipline, conversion copy and UX improvements, and review test plans and outcomes.
  • Coordinate technical and merchandising resources. Manage a fractional technical lead and fractional merchandising resource to ensure platform stability, rapid feature delivery, catalogue health, and effective site merchandising.
  • Own the testing and personalisation agenda. Establish and run an evidence-led experimentation programme across both sites to increase conversion and average order value.
  • Optimise the customer journey. Use customer insight, analytics, and user research to remove friction across discovery, selection, and checkout for both new and returning customers.
  • Commercial planning and stakeholder management. Work closely with marketing, operations, and supply chain to align promotions, stock availability, and media investment with site capability and margin targets.
  • Reporting and governance. Own regular performance reporting for the senior leadership team, set OKRs for the eCommerce function, and ensure robust post-campaign analysis.

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  • Proven experience running eCommerce operations for multi-site DTC businesses or complex retail environments.
  • Track record of improving CM2 (profit per visit) and balancing acquisition vs retention strategies.
  • Strong commercial mindset with demonstrable experience using data and testing to drive decision-making.
  • Experience line-managing senior digital specialists and working with fractional or external technical and merchandising partners.
  • Good technical understanding of eCommerce platforms, analytics, tagging, and CRO tools (e.g., Google Analytics/GA4, experimentation platforms).
  • Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, able to translate insight into commercial plans.
  • Comfortable with hybrid working and occasional travel between offices or sites.
  • We welcome candidates at a range of experience levels; the right person will combine strategic vision with hands-on execution and a relentless focus on profit per visit.
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Skills

Ecommerce Strategy
Digital Trading
Conversion Rate Optimization
Merchandising
Stakeholder Management
Data Analysis
Customer Lifetime Value
UX Improvement
Commercial Planning
Performance Reporting
Line Management
Google Analytics

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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