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marketing executive jobs in ​nottingham

At Beyond The Book we specialise in recruitment in the Creative, Marketing and Digital space, including Marketing Executives.
 
The role of a Marketing Executive can vary widely dependant on the company, sector and size of its marketing team but typically would be responsible for delivering a variety of elements of marketing. Usually, an Executive would not have responsibility for the overall management of marketing, budget management or strategy development and would report to either a Marketing Manager or more senior member of the team, such as a Senior Marketing Executive.

Depending on the role, business and size of the team, a Marketing Executive can work across marketing as a whole, focusing on a range of both offline and online elements, or may specialise in a particular area of marketing such as digital (SEO, PPC, email, paid search, social media, website management), PR, Communications, content, events, campaign, brand, ecommerce or acquisition, for example.
This type of role might be suitable for an existing Marketing Executive or Marketing Assistant or Marketing Coordinator looking to take the next step in their career.​​
As a Marketing Executive, the role would usually encompass the following responsibilities:
  • Campaign planning and delivery – email, social, SEO, PPC, search, affiliate, radio, television, mobile
  • Social media management
  • Analytics and reporting
  • PR and media – content production
  • Competitor analysis
  • Day to day website management
  • Events assistance or management
  • CRM management
  • Collateral production and design
About Nottingham
Nottingham is probably best known for its link to the legend of Robin Hood and his hatred towards the Sheriff of Nottingham. A status of Robin Hood can be found near Nottingham Castle. The Castle is also known as "Castle Rock" because of its 130 feet high cliffs to the south and west. Little of the original castle still survives but has been rebuilt to house an art gallery and museum.
Nottingham during the industrial revolution was an international hub for the textile industry and particularly the manufacture of lace. It is also where one of the world’s oldest and best-known bike brands Raleigh was founded in 1887.
Today the city centre is a bustling hub of residents, students and professionals. With two universities, Nottingham Trent and University of Nottingham, attended by over 60,000 students.
Nottingham was also dubbed the 'Home of English Sport' in 2015 due to the presence of the National Ice Centre, National Watersports Centre, and Trent Bridge international cricket ground, home to tennis’ Aegon Nottingham Open, and thanks to Nottingham Forest Football Club’s City Ground and Notts County Football Club’s Meadow Lane, Nottingham also claims the country’s only ‘City of Football’ title.