Marketing Manager - FTC

Marketing Manager FTC 6 months IMMEDIATE START

Home working role with occasional travel to Birmingham

A fantastic opportunity has arisen to work as a Marketing Manager for a growing business that work within the education sector. This role has come about due to the fast growth of the marketing team and they are therefore looking for an individual who works at a fast-pace and that is action orientated to get things done quickly.

This role will be to deliver on an existing marketing strategy and plan, working with clear priorities, tight timelines and additional activity that builds momentum.

You will be responsible for:

• Building a strong relationship with the organisation s Head of Sales;
• Converting an existing action plan into an exceptional marketing plan;
• Driving fast delivery across multiple channels and coordinating activity to ensure work keeps moving across teams

This is a hands-on role spanning through planning to delivery

Key duties:

This role is a full B2B marketing mix:

• Email marketing and segmented nurture campaigns;
• Linked In activity to support engagement;
• Website messaging updates to support credibility and validation;
• Content and collateral copywriting and briefing to design, such as brochures, one-pagers and insight pieces;
• Success stories and implementation of case studies;
• Webinars and virtual or in-person showcases;
• Event and networking support, primarily sales-led;
• Sales enablement content to support live opportunities

Skills and Experience:

• Marketing Manager or Senior Marketing Consultant experience
• Strong B2B marketing background
• Confident across marketing planning, campaign delivery and copywriting;
• Comfortable working with evolving products;
• Previous experience of collaboration with internal sales teams, product and design
• Organised and delivery-focused
• High attention to detail
• Fast-paced worker with excellent communication skills
• Experience of working within employability or education marketing would be an advantage but not essential