Marketing and BDM Manager

Marketing and BDM Manager Read the overview of this opportunity to understand what skills, including and relevant soft skills and software package proficiencies, are required. Our fantastic client in Quedgeley (Gloucester), a leading manufacturer of construction equipment parts is currently looking for a Marketing Manager to join their small, busy team on a permanent basis. Monday Thursday (8am 6pm) Monday Thursday (8am - 4pm) + Friday (8am 1pm) Circa £30,000 per annum - negotiable depending on experience The Marketing Manager is solely responsible for all marketing activities across the company, with a primary focus on the flagship brand. This includes strategy, social media management, content creation, event support and maintaining communications with distributors.Whilst you will manage the marketing function- you will not be responsible for line managing any other staff. Develop and implement marketing strategies for new products and brands, using performance analytics to monitor and optimise results. - Manage digital marketing activity, including social media, email campaigns, website content, SEO and blog publishing. - Plan and deliver trade shows, events and open days, providing marketing materials and on-site support to the sales team. - Support onboarding and ongoing engagement with distributors (dealers), including vetting, onboarding, training coordination, resource management and maintaining the portal. - Produce and maintain promotional materials including brochures, technical documentation and sales resources, ensuring accuracy and brand consistency. - Lead branding and positioning for new product launches and group businesses. - Create and manage high-quality content, including photography, videography, case studies and product libraries. Manage relationships with industry partners and produce advertorial and feature content for trade publications. Previous working experience within marketing or sales support (2yrs+) - Confident using the computer/social media - Driving licence ideal (for site visits) not essential