UK Extrusion Ltd
Marketing Assistant

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Marketing Assistant
Plastic Extrusion & Ancillary Equipment | £28,000 - £30,000 | Walker, Newcastle upon Tyne
Join a growing specialist supplier. Be our marketing lead.
We are an 11-person team supplying plastic extrusion lines, bag making equipment and ancillary equipment in the UK and Ireland. We are busy, technical, and growing — and we need someone to own our marketing and help drive leads.
No big corporate team. You will work directly with the MD. If you like seeing your hard work turn into real orders, then this is the role for you.
What you will do
- Lead Generation: Run LinkedIn, website, and email campaigns targeting plastics processors and OEMs.
- Technical Content: Turn technical specifications for extrusion lines, bag making machines, screen changers, repelletisers, material conveying systems, dryers, blenders, granulators etc into mail shots, case studies.
- Digital: Keep website updated, SEO basics, post 2-3x per week on LinkedIn with installations, machine trials and project wins.
- Events: Support 2-3 trade shows/year including K Fair, Interplas, Plastics Live. Manage stand, literature, and lead follow-up.
- Sales Support: Help manage CRM (SalesForce), internal knowledge base, track competitors, create presentations, help answer customer enquiries.
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- Ideally 1-3 years B2B marketing experience. Manufacturing, engineering, or plastics background preferred.
- Confident with Canva, WordPress/Wix, LinkedIn, Excel, and email marketing.
- Strong written English. Can explain technical products in simple terms.
- Self-starter. Comfortable "doing it all" in a small team.
- Willing to learn plastic extrusion processes. We will train you.
- If you are a recently qualified graduate or have what it takes, we will consider you, we want creativity, energy, and ideas!


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What you get
- Salary: £28,000 - £30,000 depending on experience.
- 20 days holiday + bank holidays.
- 5% Pension contribution.
- Company bonus scheme.
- Direct exposure to MD, customers, and projects.
- 1-2 trade show trips per year.
- Onsite role in Walker, Newcastle. Parking on site.
This isn’t a "just do social media" role. You will be part of the sales and growth engine.
To apply
Send CV + examples of any mailshots, presentations, posts or campaigns that you have done - show us what you can do! Email office@ukextrusion.com
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