1 to 2 of 2 Permanent Search Engine Marketing Jobs in London

We are excited to offer an amazing new opportunity to join our exceptional Performance Marketing team as a Senior Paid Search Executive. Working with the wider Performance and Planning teams you will develop and run paid search marketing campaigns across our client suite. You will be … responsible for feeding into the end-to-end paid search strategies, building campaigns and providing ongoing optimisations to ensure we fulfil our role of helping our clients achieve their goals. Well be looking for your passion for Paid Search and digital technologies and proven experience in this space. … team, your manager and the business on any given working day The Day to Day Support our media planners with keyword research, insights and search trends. Build out of search campaigns to agreed campaign strategy. Make informed campaign recommendations based on platform knowledge, research and previous campaign data. more »

functionality. The OnTheMarket product will support home buyers, sellers and agents better than ever! ROLE DESCRIPTION Creating and delivering high-performing campaigns across multiple search and social channels. RESPONSIBILITIES Create and deliver effective paid marketing strategies working to budgets and goals. Optimise campaigns to improve performance across search … conversion rates and effectively capture and nurture leads through the sales funnel Utilise data analytics and metrics to measure and monitor the performance of marketing initiatives, making data-driven decisions Use social media analytics tools (e.g., Facebook Insights, Twitter Analytics, Google Analytics) to track and measure key performance metrics … ad position. Coordinate with SEO teams to leverage PPC and SEO synergies, align keyword strategies, and optimize landing pages for improved organic and paid search performance. QUALIFICATIONS Bachelors degree or equivalent experience. Advanced degrees or certifications in digital marketing, PPC advertising, or Google Ads certifications are beneficial. Proven more »