Our well-established client based in Peterborough is recruiting a Marketing Implementation Assistant. They pride themselves on their dedication to offering exceptional customer service and maintaining long-standing relationships with their clients.
We are currently seeking a reliable and practical individual to join their team as a Marketing Implementation Assistant. This role is ideal for someone with a strong administrative background who is organised, detail-oriented, and able to handle various marketing-related and administrative tasks. Our client would consider a marketing graduate or a candidate who is in the infancy of their marketing career.
Key Responsibilities:
Website and Social Media Maintenance
Design and Production of Catalogues
Customer Information Packs
Administrative Support
Marketing Collateral
Liaison with Sales Team
Ad-Hoc Tasks
Key Skills and Attributes:
Strong Organisational Skills: Ability to manage multiple tasks efficiently and meet deadlines.
Attention to Detail: An eye for detail is essential, especially when working with technical product data and designing catalogues or information packs.
Practical and Industry Knowledge: Ideally, the candidate will have some familiarity with tools, hardware, or similar industries, or be a practically-minded individual who can quickly grasp technical product details.
Self-Motivated: Someone who thrives in a task-oriented role and enjoys getting things done.
Basic Design Skills: Competency in using design software (e.g., Adobe InDesign, Microsoft Publisher, or similar) to create catalogues and marketing materials (desired not essential).
Technical Writing Skills: Ability to put together clear, accurate product descriptions and technical data sheets.
Requirements:
Previous experience in an administrative or marketing support role (would consider a graduate/intern).
Competence in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
Basic familiarity with web editing (WordPress or similar CMS) and social media management.
Experience with design software is beneficial but not essential.
