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We're hiring! Digital Marketing Executive role open now

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We're hiring! Digital Marketing Executive role open now

Algeos are seeking a proactive, creative, and commercially minded Digital Marketing Executive to support the delivery of digital marketing activity across multiple brands, channels, campaigns, and customer touchpoints.

This is a hands-on role for someone with strong digital marketing experience, a good eye for design, and the ability to turn campaign plans into engaging content, lead generation activity, and measurable results. The role will support business growth through SEO, paid advertising, email marketing, social media marketing, ecommerce activity, content writing, graphic design, reporting, and campaign delivery.

The successful candidate will work closely with the wider marketing team, sales, ecommerce, product, and commercial teams to help deliver consistent, data-led, and brand-aligned marketing activity across the Algeos House of Brands.

 

Job Specific Responsibilities

  • Support the planning and delivery of digital marketing campaigns across Algeos brands, product areas, and customer

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