Robert Half
Head of Marketing

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Head of Marketing | Legal Services | London (Hybrid) | Permanent
Robert Half is working with an established, privately owned legal group to hire their first Head of Marketing.
Responsibilities
- Group brand architecture and positioning across three distinct propositions and audiences
- Develop and police the messaging framework, tone of voice and visual identity across all three brands
- End-to-end demand generation: acquisition, conversion, nurture and attribution, reporting honestly on what's working
- Product marketing for a SaaS product, including defending consumption-based pricing against subscription competitors
- Product launch planning and sales enablement material: collateral, demo narrative, case studies, ROI content
- Build the competitive intelligence picture for legal technology and keep sales equipped with it
- Full digital marketing operation: SEO, paid media, CRM, marketing automation and martech selection, with data handling meeting UK GDPR requirements
- Marketing budget ownership, including the commercial case for any increases
- Build-out of an in-house team and management of the existing agency roster
- Reporting and dashboards for board-level visibility on marketing's commercial contribution
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What you'll need
- A track record leading marketing in professional services, legal, legal tech or an adjacent regulated B2B sector
- Evidenced demand generation results, pipeline created rather than campaigns run
- Comfort marketing to very different audiences in parallel: enterprise buyers and consumer clients
- Awareness of the regulatory constraints on marketing regulated legal services
- Experience building a function
- Confidence operating without a large team beneath you at the outset
- Comfort being measured on revenue outcomes, and self-starting in a function still being built


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- Location: London (hybrid)
- Contract: Permanent
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