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Performance Marketing Manager (FTC)
Location: London (Hybrid – 4 days in office)
Salary: ~£70,000
Why This Role?
Are you a data-led paid media strategist ready to take full ownership of a £5m+ performance marketing budget? We’re looking for a commercially sharp Performance Marketing Manager to drive explosive growth and ROI across PPC, affiliates, retargeting, and display for a fast-paced multi-channel retailer.
Reporting directly to the Head of Ecommerce, you won't just run ads—you’ll lead high-impact testing, optimise multi-channel profitability, and directly shape our commercial success.
The Impact You’ll Make
- Drive £5M+ Paid Media Growth: Full strategy and execution ownership across PPC, affiliates, display, and retargeting to maximize profitability and ROAS.
- Master Optimization & Testing: Lead continuous, data-backed testing programs across feeds, assets, and targeting to boost ad visibility and CTR.
- Commercial Strategy & Insights: Turn deep analytics into actionable trade strategies, aligning paid activity with dynamic promotional calendars.
- Collaborate & Scale: Partner with trading teams, internal stakeholders, and external suppliers to land co-funded campaigns and data-sharing initiatives.
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- Proven Paid Media Track Record: Strong experience scaling high-budget performance campaigns (hands-on expertise with Google Ads is essential).
- Data & Analytics Mastery: Advanced command of Google Analytics, Excel, and attribution models to identify growth levers and fix underperformance fast.
- Commercial Acumen: Obsessed with ROAS/ROI, margin health, and managing heavy budget allocations.
- Affiliate & Partner Network Expertise: solid grasp of affiliate platforms, feed management, and digital tracking setup.
- Collaborative Mindset: Exceptional relationship builder skilled at bringing cross-functional teams along with your vision.
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