Talent Guardian
Marketing Executive

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Talent Guardian is partnering with an established and growing business in Poole to recruit a commercially minded Marketing Executive.
This is a varied, hands-on role where you’ll support daily marketing and online trading activity across a portfolio of brands. You’ll work closely with Trading Managers to deliver website updates, email campaigns, product launches, promotional activity, and performance reporting.
It’s an excellent opportunity for an organized and detail-focused marketer who enjoys working at pace and wants to see the direct commercial impact of their work.
Key Responsibilities
- Update and improve website content, including product information, images, pricing, and categories.
- Support product launches and online merchandising activity.
- Build and send engaging, accurate email marketing campaigns.
- Produce and publish informative digital content.
- Proofread marketing materials to ensure consistently high standards.
- Manage marketing requests and tickets efficiently using workflow systems such as JIRA.
- Support the production of printed marketing materials.
- Monitor website, campaign, and advertising performance.
- Conduct competitor and market research, sharing insights with Trading Managers.
- Maintain accurate product, website, and customer information across internal systems.
- Support monthly reporting, KPI analysis, and evaluation of marketing activity.
- Assist with new website builds, marketplaces, resellers, and other commercial opportunities.
- Recommend improvements to internal marketing processes and ways of working.
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About You
- Previous experience in a marketing, digital marketing, ecommerce, or online trading position.
- A marketing degree, CIM qualification, or equivalent practical experience.
- Experience updating website content through a CMS.
- An understanding of email marketing campaigns and digital content.
- Excellent attention to detail with strong proofreading skills.
- Comfortable working at pace and managing multiple deadlines.
- Commercially minded, with the confidence to suggest improvements.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Confident using Microsoft Office, particularly Excel.
- Able to gather, interpret, and present marketing-performance data.


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