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email marketing manager jobs in ​staffordshire

At Beyond The Book we specialise in recruitment in the Creative, Marketing and Digital space, including Email Marketing Managers.
Typically, an Email Marketing Manager would be responsible for the planning and development of the email marketing communication strategy with the aim of building customer loyalty, driving interaction and engagement. Experience in using an email distribution tool such as Mailchimp, Dotdigital, or an equivalent tool would be essential in this role, as well as database management, data segmentation, A/B split testing combined with an understanding of integrated marketing activity and inbound digital marketing activity.
Depending on size and type of company this role could be a stand-alone sitting with the wider digital/marketing team and responsible for strategy as well as the creation and distribution of activity or, work with an Email Marketing Executive to support the distribution of creation of content.
This type of position would be suited to someone already working within an email marketing role and looking for their next step or, someone working in a broader digital marketing role but with specific experience in email marketing and looking to specialise.
As an Email Marketing Manager, the role would usually encompass the following responsibilities
  • Mapping the customer journey and managing email campaign activity
  • Designing and managing A/B testing and email content
  • Building and managing customer database, improving segmentation and targeting
  • Reporting and analysis of key KPIs to measure campaign success and inform future campaigns
  • Experience with an Email Marketing platform (Mailchimp and dotdigital)
  • A user of Google analytics with the ability to interpret data
  • Working with the wider marketing team on integrated campaign activity
​About Staffordshire
Staffordshire is renowned for the craftsmanship of its world-famous potteries in Stoke on Trent and in the late 18th century North Staffordshire was the largest producer of ceramics in Britain.
Most of the geographic county of Staffordshire is still agricultural, and dairy farming is particularly important. It’s also home to the famous River Severn and its infamous Severn Bore.
Sitting between the ever-expanding urban areas of Birmingham and Manchester, it is still a rural area with the hills of the Peak District in the North.