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Marketing Manager : Hospitality : Up to A GBP 45,000

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About the Role
We're looking for a talented Marketing Manager (or a Marketing Executive to step up) to join an exciting hospitality business and play a key role in driving the marketing strategy across the brand. This is a great role for a marketer who loves the energy of hospitality and wants a position that is varied, creative, and genuinely hands-on. You'll have the opportunity to work across social, digital, CRM, partnerships, events, and content, with plenty of scope to bring new ideas to the table.
What You'll Be Doing
- Taking ownership of exciting marketing campaigns from initial idea through to delivery
- Managing the social media presence and making sure the content really reflects the brand
- Working across digital, CRM, partnerships, and events to drive engagement and revenue
- Planning and coordinating content with internal teams, creatives, and external agencies
- Working closely with venue teams to make sure marketing activity lands successfully on the ground
- Writing and developing engaging copy across different channels
- Managing multiple campaigns and projects at the same time
- Looking at campaign results and customer data to understand what's working and where there are opportunities to improve
- Bringing fresh ideas and keeping the brand relevant within the fast-moving hospitality market
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- 4+ years of marketing experience, ideally within hospitality, food and drink, lifestyle, or events
- Strong experience across social, digital, CRM, partnerships, and events
- A real passion for content and social media
- Excellent communication and copywriting skills
- Strong organization skills and the ability to juggle multiple projects
- A commercial mindset with an understanding of marketing performance and data
- Confidence working with designers, content creators, agencies, and operational teams
- Plenty of energy, creativity, and a proactive approach
If you are keen to discuss the details further, please apply today or send your CV to Kate B OR call 790
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