ADLIB Recruitment | B Corp™
Marketing Campaign Manager

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12 Months FTC Campaign Manager Role
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Campaign Manager to join a growing and ambitious organisation. This role is ideal for a commercially minded marketer who enjoys creating and delivering impactful campaigns that generate leads, increase brand visibility and support business growth. The successful Campaign Manager will work across multiple channels, manage campaign performance and play a key role in shaping future marketing activity.
What you'll be doing
The Campaign Manager will:
- Plan, create and deliver integrated marketing campaigns that support wider business objectives and generate high-quality leads.
- Take ownership of campaign delivery from concept through to execution, ensuring all activity aligns with the overall marketing strategy.
- Develop campaign planning, content development and messaging creation.
- Manage responsibilities including email marketing, website content, blogs, SEO activity, social media campaigns and customer communications.
- Work with marketing automation and CRM platforms, focusing on managing campaigns, analysing performance and identifying opportunities for improvement.
- Report regularly on campaign effectiveness, lead generation and ROI.
- Collaborate with sales, product and other internal teams to ensure marketing efforts support commercial objectives and deliver a consistent customer experience.
- Contribute to team planning, prioritisation and the successful delivery of marketing projects.
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What experience you'll need to apply
- Proven experience as a Campaign Manager or in a similar campaign-focused marketing role.
- Strong track record of planning, delivering and optimising successful marketing campaigns.
- Experience across digital marketing channels including email, content, social media and SEO.
- Excellent project management and organisational skills.
- Strong copywriting and content creation abilities.
- Experience analysing campaign performance and reporting on results and ROI.
- Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously in a fast-paced environment.
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
- Bachelor's degree in Marketing or a related discipline.
- Experience using CRM and marketing automation platforms, ideally HubSpot.
- Knowledge of content management systems would be advantageous.
- CIM qualification would be beneficial but not essential.


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What you'll get in return for your experience
The successful Campaign Manager will receive:
- A salary of £29-33k.
- A comprehensive benefits package.
- The chance to work in a varied and autonomous role where your ideas and expertise will make a genuine impact.
- An excellent opportunity to further develop your career within a supportive environment that values collaboration, innovation and continuous improvement while offering exposure to a broad range of marketing disciplines.
What's next?
If this Campaign Manager opportunity sounds like the right move for you, please get in touch with Ania or apply now.
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