Amazon PPC Manager - Health-tech - Amsterdam - c. €65K
Amazon Performance Marketing Manager - Healthcare - Amsterdam - c. €60-70K
My client is a large corporate player in the health-tech industry. With HQ near Amsterdam, they have coverage across EMEA and this role will look after the EMEA region. They are looking for people can be based in the office at least 3 times per week.
In this role, the Performance Marketing Manager will be responsible for developing, implementing, and managing the performance marketing strategies and action plans to drive growth and competitive advantages on the 1P marketplaces that my client operates in such as Amazon and others. Key responsibility will be to ensure all brand stores, products, keywords, etc., are optimized for performance on each account/country. You will be tasked with working with agencies and translating business requirements into paid strategies (working across strategy and execution alongside the agency and various other teams such as Online Sales team.
It is imperative that you possess strong business acumen and know how to drive commercial growth. Ideally you will have worked in a corporate environment so are familiar with the challenges and nuances of working in such an environment.
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Required skills
- ppc
- amazon
- marketplaces
Reference: 52625944
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