Dreweatts 1759
Marketing Assistant - Auction House

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Role overview
Dreweatts auction house, a leading name in the fine art auction industry, is seeking a talented and passionate individual to join its Marketing Department. This role would suit both an entry-level candidate or those with relevant experience; it offers a varied and creative opportunity to work within a busy team for an exciting and growing auction house.
Key responsibilities
- Creating digital content to promote auctions, valuations, and the Dreweatts brand
- Planning and execution of social media (posts, reels, stories)
- Preparing email marketing campaigns
- Preparing catalogue mailing lists for printed catalogues
- Writing articles for Dreweatts website and e-newsletter
- Updating Dreweatts website (auctions, images, and articles)
- Updating reports and databases (Business Central)
- Researching digital marketing analytics to provide reports on performance of social media, email campaigns, and website content
- Assisting with bidder registration and online bidding on auction days
- Assisting with organisation of company events (on or off-site)
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Skills required
- Graduate with a proven interest in Art History, Fine Arts, or related field
- A creative individual with the ability to write content (social media content and longer form/articles)
- Digital marketing experience (social media and e-marketing) in a commercial arena
- Experience of social media and email marketing scheduling software
- Knowledge of Photoshop
- Numerate and IT literate with good knowledge of Microsoft Office packages (Word, Excel)
- Highly organised multi-tasker with excellent attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines
- Good communication skills with clients and calm under pressure
- Good interpersonal skills, flexible, and ability to work within a team as well as on their own
- Proactive approach and able to problem solve and show initiative
- Knowledge and experience of the art market is a plus


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How to apply
To apply, please submit your CV and a cover letter detailing your interest in the position and salary expectations, to Mandy Dooley, mdooley@dreweatts.com
Dreweatts is an equal-opportunity employer, and we value diversity in our workforce. We are committed to creating an inclusive work environment for all employees.
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