Marketing Executive/BD
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Job description
- For the Company and related Companies, plan, develop, establish, and carry out all digital marketing campaigns and social efforts, including SEO/SEM, email marketing, marketing databases, and pertinent social media channels in accordance with marine marketing operations.
- Oversee the corporate website's digital front end as well as its social media accounts and digital platforms.
- Assist with the development, deployment, and administration of the social media networks.
- Create effective communication plans and content to raise brand awareness.
- Use content creation and design to convey a consistent brand message through all available channels of communication;
- Revising marketing standards and handbooks.
- Perform tasks with professionalism and efficiency, exercising tact, initiative, and confidence in achieving deadlines
- Conduct competitive, industry, and market research for idea development and marketing; help with preparation
Requirements:
- Proficient in communications & market research, great interest in marine & offshore industry.
- Knowledge of marketing and reasonable understanding of brands
- Computer skills (Microsoft word, excel, power point, outlook, Photoshop, WordPress, canva etc.)
- Good digital communication skills (SEO, web traffic metrics and social media platforms)
- Ability to generate new ideas with little if any inspiration.
- Diploma/Degree in Mass Communication, Business Administration, Marketing or related discipline
- Reliable and responsible, committed and has the availability to work flexible hours dependent on requirement
- Preferable min 2-3 years relevant experience in a similar role
- Professional and pleasant personality with good written and verbal communication, interpersonal & organization skills
- Fluent in English (both verbal & written)
Originally posted on Himalayas
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