2 of 2 Digital Director Jobs in Wiltshire

Digital Director Location: Birmingham - Hybrid working Salary: £50,000 - £70,000 About the role SF Recruitment are currently supporting a digital agency to recruit a Digital Director. The Director will be the driving force behind their digital marketing efforts, transforming challenges into innovative solutions … and ensuring clients achieve their goals. Your key responsibilities - Develop and execute innovative, results-focused digital marketing strategies. - Join the Leadership team and shape the future success of the agency. - Oversee and enhance digital services, ensuring excellence and innovation. - Lead and develop your team, prioritising professional growth and … high performance. - Contribute to new business efforts by shaping pitches and proposals with a digital-first perspective. - Act as a brand ambassador, showcasing digital capabilities to clients and the wider industry. Ideal for some who - Thrives in the fast-paced, agile environment of an independent agency. - Balances creativity More ❯

the norm, and do great work your way? The agency empowers its employees to voice their opinions, share ideas, and challenge perspectives. As the Digital Director, you will play a pivotal part in improving client's digital maturity. You will provide strategic digital director, alongside … managing a team of digital specialists. The Role: Act as the lead digital contact for clients, building strong, trusted relationships and representing our team as an extension of their marketing function Brief and coordinate channel specialists to deliver integrated, multi-channel campaigns, explaining clearly how each channel complements … the others Apply a strong understanding of digital measurement frameworks, best practices, and attribution models to guide your recommendations Lead on testing strategies, identifying opportunities for innovation and continual improvement through test-and-learn initiatives Play an active role in non-client work such as digital innovation projects More ❯