Head of Website Performance - Bristol, United Kingdom - ADLIB

ADLIB

Verified Company

Bristol, United Kingdom

1 week ago

Posted by:

Tom O´Connor

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Description

Competitive salary up to £55k DOE
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Join during time of growth with opportunity to build your own team
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Flexible working options with hybrid working.

We're looking for an experienced Head of Website Performance to join an rapidly growing specialist digital marketing agency in Bristol.

This is the ideal opportunity for a talented Head of Website Performance with either a Digital Marketing or eCommerce backgroundto play an important role in helping some exciting brands drive more traffic and sales.

What you'll be doing

The Head of Website Performance will:

Report to the Marketing Director
Be responsible for the website performance strategies for a variety of clients by implementing both SEO and CRO techniques
Use analytics to report on website performance to optimise SEO and CRO and make changes where necessary
Communicate directly with clients and the Growth Marketing team to ensure Website Performance needs are met with an integrated marketing approach
Mentor and train junior Digital Conversion Executives within the team.

What experience you'll need to apply:

5+ years of experience working within the Digital Marketing industry specifically on Performance Marketing channels like SEO and CRO
Agency experience is preferred but not essential
Datadriven mindset to report on Google Analytics and define strategy
Excellent interpersonal skills to provide the best service to clients
Knowledge of WordPress and WooCommerce is a bonus

What you'll get in return for your experience

This is a great role offering a salary of £40-55k depending on experience, flexible working with options (1-2 days in the office), healthcare plans, 32 days holiday (including BH), annual training budget and allocated learning time, a collaborative work environmentwith a lovely office space and as well as the opportunity to build your own team during an exciting time of growth.

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