2 of 2 Marketing Analytics Jobs in Hampshire

Job Title: Data Analyst (Sales & Marketing) Location: Hampshire Salary: c£55,000 Job Type: Full-time Are you a data-driven professional with a passion for uncovering insights that drive marketing and sales success? Our client is looking for an experienced Data Analyst to join their team and play a pivotal role in transforming complex data into actionable … business intelligence.As a Data Analyst, you’ll support Sales and Marketing functions by developing compelling Power BI dashboards, analysing customer and market data, and providing data-driven recommendations that shape strategic decisions. Key Responsibilities Build and maintain informative Power BI dashboards and visualisations. Analyse customer, market, and competitor data to uncover trends and insights. Deliver business performance and competitive … landscape reports for the Marketing team. Extract and interpret data from complex relational databases using SQL. Use statistical tools to identify trends and patterns for both diagnostic and predictive purposes. Collaborate with marketing to optimise lead generation, customer acquisition, and retention strategies. Monitor, evaluate, and forecast marketing and sales performance using data analytics. Design and implement A More ❯

Engineer to spearhead the design, development, and optimisation of our critical CRM and customer data transformation. You'll play a pivotal role in building the data foundations for advanced analytics, personalised customer experiences, and effective marketing activation. As a senior member of the team, you will lead data engineers and champion best practices within our data environment. What … Ensure Quality: Champion data quality and governance for customer datasets. Implement robust monitoring, validation checks, and data lineage processes. Collaborate: Work closely with a CRM team, data analysts and marketing teams to understand their data needs and deliver effective solutions. Enable Marketing Analytics: Design and provide the necessary data structures and transformations required by marketing teams More ❯