JJ SEARCH LIMITED
Marketing Content Executive , Digital Communications , Wealth Management

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The Company
A well highly respected and professional Wealth Management firm with ambitious growth plans.
The Role
The Marketing Content Executive is a generalist marketing role supporting the Wealth Management and Investment Management business. The Senior Marketing Executive will have a strong focus on marketing content and client communications.
- Responsible for creating, writing, editing, and delivering high-quality marketing content for use across multiple channels, supporting key publications and campaigns, and working with internal stakeholders and external agencies to bring marketing activity to life within this Wealth Management firm.
- Create and deliver high-quality content across website, social media, email, brochures, and campaign materials, including writing, editing, and proofreading and supporting key client and intermediary communications (e.g., investment management and financial planning newsletters, market updates, client letters, and IFA communications).
- Work closely with the Digital Marketing team to ensure content is effectively delivered and optimized across digital channels, including website and email platforms.
- Support the communications aspects of events, including webinars, invitations, presentations, and follow-up activity.
- Ensure all marketing materials are client-centric, on-brief, and compliant with legal and regulatory requirements, following internal marketing procedures and production processes.
- Support the development and tracking of marketing metrics and campaign performance across the Wealth Management firm, particularly across email communications.
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- 2-3 years Marketing Content experience within wealth management, asset management, investment management.
- Exposure to IFA/intermediary marketing with exposure to affluent, high-net-worth, or adviser audiences – highly beneficial.
- Proven experience in client communications, content creation, digital content.
- Previous experience with CMS or email marketing platforms would be useful.
- Strong writing and editing skills, with the ability to produce clear, concise, and engaging content for diverse audiences, including proofreading and a high attention to detail.
- Confident and uses initiative.
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