Digital Marketing Executive

Exeter

8 months ago

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Digital Marketing Executive – Shape the Future of an Emerging Brand
Exeter - Hybrid Working Available
Full-Time
£35k/£40k

Are you a creative and data-driven marketer ready to own and grow a brand’s digital journey?

We're an ambitious, fast-growing educational supplier with a brand-new website, a next-day delivery, and a mission to become the go-to online destination for schools across the UK. Now, we’re on the hunt for an Online Marketer to take our digital presence to the next level and help drive £1.8 million+ in online revenue.

This is your chance to shape, lead, and execute performance marketing strategies — not just deliver campaigns, but truly build something from the ground up.

Why Join Us?

Blank canvas to shape our digital strategy. Your ideas will drive change
We’ve just launched a stunning new website - now we need people to find it!
Huge career potential - this role can grow into a Marketing Manager and beyond
Friendly, down-to-earth team culture that values autonomy, flexibility, and results
Open to hybrid and flexible working to attract the right person

What You’ll Do
Own and execute digital marketing campaigns across PPC, email, and social
SEO is outsourced, however knowledge of, and a desire to learn is desired
Manage and optimise paid media (Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn)
Analyse performance and user journeys to identify growth opportunities
Drive awareness, engagement, and online sales conversion
Collaborate on content (blogs, landing pages, social posts)
A/B test creatives and campaigns to continuously improve results
Report on campaign ROI and key KPIs using Google Analytics (GA4), Hotjar, etc.

Requirements

You’ll Need To Bring
2+ years of hands-on digital marketing experience
Strong grasp of PPC, and paid social platforms
Confident using analytics tools to inform decisions
A creative, results-driven mindset and great communication skills
Energy, ideas, and a proactive approach to problem-solving

Bonus Points For:
CRM & automation tools (HubSpot, Mailchimp)
SEO experience
Basic design or video editing skills (Canva, Adobe Suite)
E-commerce or B2B experience

Benefits

What We Offer
Competitive salary starting from £35k/£40k
20 days holiday plus bank holidays
Profit-sharing bonus scheme
Hybrid working options
37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday
A friendly, collaborative team with big ambitions
Ongoing training and development
The chance to grow with us and shape your own future role

Ready to build something brilliant?
We’re not just looking for a marketer. We’re looking for a digital trailblazer who wants to grow with us.

Apply now and let’s grow something great together

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