Constant Recruitment Ltd
Marketing Executive

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Marketing Executive
West Malling, Kent
£30,000
Office Based
Are you a Marketing Executive who loves creating content and bringing ideas to life?
Are you the sort of person who uses your initiative, asks questions and gets stuck in rather than waiting to be told what to do?
Would you like a varied marketing role where one minute you could be discussing ideas with the MD and the next editing content in Photoshop or working on a new campaign?
We are recruiting for a growing specialist business looking for a talented and ambitious Marketing Executive to join its small, collaborative marketing team.
This is a varied role and would suit someone who enjoys being involved across all areas of marketing rather than being restricted to one particular channel.
Strong copywriting skills are essential, but you certainly don't need to arrive knowing everything. The company is much more interested in finding someone with the right attitude, creativity, curiosity and potential who is keen to learn and develop.
What will you be doing?
Content & Copywriting
Writing will be a major part of the role, including:
- Blogs and articles
- Website content
- Case studies
- Partnership content
- Advertising editorials
- Email campaigns
- Social media content
- Landing pages and FAQs
- Campaign messaging
You'll need to be able to take information from different people within the business and turn it into clear, engaging content.
Campaigns & Email Marketing
Working closely with the Head of Marketing, you'll help plan and deliver campaigns across different channels. This will include:
- Developing customer lifecycle email campaigns
- Creating follow-up campaigns
- Producing newsletters
- Supporting lead generation activity
- Working with internal teams to understand how leads and campaigns are performing
- Developing future campaigns from initial idea through to delivery
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As you develop within the role, there will be the opportunity to take greater ownership of campaigns yourself.
Social Media & Video
You'll help create engaging social content across the company's channels, including:
- Writing social posts and captions
- Planning informative and more light-hearted Reels
- Organising filming with people across the business
- Helping film and edit video content
- Editing longer-form videos
- Supporting the launch and development of the company's TikTok presence
Previous TikTok experience would be a bonus, but isn't essential.
Design
You don't need to be a graphic designer, but you will need some basic practical design ability. The company already has established templates and branding, so you'll mainly be making adjustments and creating marketing assets using tools such as:
- Adobe Photoshop
- InDesign
- Premiere Pro
This could include social graphics, web banners, flyers, brochures, adverts and video content. A good eye for detail will be important.
Website, SEO & Digital Marketing
You'll also get involved with the performance of the company website and wider digital marketing activity. This could include:
- Reviewing website performance and identifying areas for improvement
- Basic SEO optimisation
- Keyword monitoring
- Website landing pages
- Metadata and FAQs
- Content clusters
- SEO and AEO content
- Google Analytics and other Google marketing tools
- SEMrush
- Supporting Google PPC activity
- Monitoring links, traffic and campaign performance
You don't need to be an SEO or PPC specialist, but a basic understanding would be useful.
Events & Advertising
There will also be opportunities to support:
- Events and webinars
- Pre and post-event marketing
- Follow-up campaigns
- Advertising partners
- Advertising content
- Campaign reporting


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What are we looking for?
Most importantly, we're looking for someone who can write. You'll need strong copywriting skills and the ability to adapt your writing for different audiences and channels.
We're also looking for someone who is:
- Proactive and comfortable using their initiative
- Naturally curious
- Full of ideas
- Happy speaking to people across a business
- Organised and able to manage several things at once
- Comfortable asking questions and asking for help when needed
- Keen to learn
- Comfortable receiving feedback and coaching
- Able to work at pace
- Creative with a good eye for detail
You'll ideally have around 1–2 years' marketing experience, although the quality of your experience and your potential are more important than simply ticking every box. Experience could come from either a B2B or B2C environment.
A degree in Marketing, English Literature, Media, Journalism, History or a similar subject could also be useful, particularly where you can demonstrate strong written communication skills.
What don't you need?
You don't need to have done every single part of this job before. If you've got exposure to around 75% of the role, can demonstrate excellent writing ability and have the personality and initiative to learn the rest, we'd still really like to hear from you.
This is a role for somebody who wants to become a genuinely well-rounded marketer. You'll work closely with an experienced Head of Marketing, have exposure across the business and be encouraged to learn, test ideas and gradually take ownership of more campaigns and channels.
If you're looking for a varied marketing role where you'll be able to contribute ideas, develop your skills and make an impact, we'd love to hear from you.
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