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Publisher Support

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Publisher Support | Publishing Technology | London | Permanent | Hybrid
Are you a publishing professional with an aptitude for systems and project management and a client-focused approach? If you are looking to broaden your experience whilst making use of your publishing background, working with publishers across the globe, read on!
Our Partner
Our partner is a London-based software company with a global reach. Their specialist tools support the publishing industry, helping teams streamline editorial, rights and royalties, and production workflows. Known for their highly personal approach and strong client relationships, they combine technical know-how with deep industry understanding to deliver effective solutions across the publishing landscape.
Responsibilities
- Address customer queries promptly, providing effective solutions within agreed timescales.
- Respond to client queries promptly via the helpdesk, ensuring timely, practical resolutions.
- Collaborate with colleagues to triage, prioritise and solve technical issues efficiently.
- Deliver client training and communicate effectively during downtimes or updates.
- Keep internal documentation and customer records accurate and up to date.
- Contribute to support content, system improvements, and social media updates.
Experience and Skills that will Deliver Success in this Role
You will be an established publishing professional, with a track record of delivering support services and an ability to work autonomously within a collaborative team.
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Essential
- Customer facing experience in a book or journal publishing environment.
- Confidence managing databases and CRM systems.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Able to work independently, act on initiative, and prioritise multiple tasks.
- Quick to pick up industry knowledge and stay up to speed on developments.
- Some experience in publishing or supporting digital products.
- Excellent phone manner and technical aptitude.
Desirables
- Familiarity with Microsoft Office, especially Excel.
- Experience with platforms like Outlook, MS Teams or Zendesk.
- Knowledge of InDesign, Canva or similar tools.
The Opportunity
This is an exciting opening with a company that blends tech and publishing, offering responsibility and autonomy within a close-knit team. You’ll work directly with clients across the globe and see the tangible impact of your support and input. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys variety, values autonomy, and is looking to grow their skills across different parts of a business.
What’s on Offer
- Salary: c. £28-35k p.a., depending on experience
- Working Pattern: Full-time / Hybrid (London office)
- Reports to: Managing Director
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- Alternatively, send your CV to Helen at helen@wonderfulideasproject.com


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