Charlotte James Furniture
Marketing Manager (Maternity Cover)

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Charlotte James Furniture is looking for a creative, self-sufficient Marketing Manager to cover a 12-month maternity leave, starting 1st September. This part-time role (14 hrs/week) covers social media, PR, advertising, and email — perfect for someone with a genuine passion for interior design who can run our marketing independently.
You'll be responsible for:
- Planning and creating social content (Instagram, Pinterest) with an editorial feel
- Building press relationships and pitching stories/collections to interiors media
- Managing paid social and Google Ads within budget
- Writing and scheduling email campaigns that feel personal, not generic
- Keeping our brand voice consistent across every channel
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You'll need:
- Proven experience across social, PR, advertising, and email — ideally in interiors, homeware, or a design-led brand
- A real interest in interior design and styling
- Confidence working independently
- Familiarity with Meta Business Suite, Mailchimp, Canva, and paid ads platforms


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To apply: send your CV and a short covering note to [email address] with the subject "Marketing Manager — Maternity Cover," telling us about a furniture/interiors brand whose marketing you admire and a bit about your relevant experience.
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