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Digital Marketing Executive

Michael Page
Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom
Last week
Job Type
Permanent
Work Location
Hybrid
Seniority
Mid
Education
Degree
Posted
22 May 2026 (Last week)

Benefits

25 days holiday Pension Private healthcare after 1 year's service Company events
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This role is responsible for maximising the sale of industrial and engineering assets by designing and executing targeted, data-driven marketing campaigns. Operating across Europe, the USA and Asia, it leverages email, paid search, social media and emerging AI-driven channels to drive qualified buyer traffic and deliver measurable results.

Client Details

My client is a growing Brighton-based business with ambitious plans, seeking a Digital Marketing Executive who is passionate about AI and staying at the forefront of emerging tools and technologies.

Description

As the Digital Marketing Executive you will have the following responsibilities:

AI-driven audience segmentation (industry, geography, behaviour, asset type) for targeted outreach

Plan, manage and optimise Google Ads (PPC) campaigns using automation tools

Manage and grow social media presence across LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and emerging channels

Lead SEO, GEO and AIO strategy, using AI tools to drive organic performance and conversions

Leverage AI tools (e.g. ChatGPT, Copilot, Jasper) for content, targeting and performance analysis

Produce data-driven marketing reports and visual storyboards using AI-powered analytics tools

Identify and test new digital channels and data sources to expand audience reach

Collaborate with international teams to ensure consistent, coordinated marketing activity

Conduct competitor analysis and track market trends

Use SIC/NAICS codes for prospect research and data segmentation.

Profile

A successful Digital Marketing Executive should have:

2-3+years' minimum experience in digital sales & marketing

Proven ability to grow and manage direct marketing databases (organic + acquisition)

Strong email marketing experience at scale (e.g. Mailchimp, HubSpot, Klaviyo)

Hands-on use of AI tools in marketing with clear, demonstrable use cases

Google Ads/PPC expertise (planning, execution, optimisation)

Social media marketing across LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram

CRM management and segmentation of large contact databases

Solid SEO experience (keyword research, on-page, link-building) with GDPR, data governance, and ethical AI awareness

Working knowledge of HTML/CSS beneficial but not essential

Passion for AI and emerging technologies, with a proactive approach to staying current on new tools, trends, and best practices.

Job Offer

A competitive salary

25 days holiday, pension, private healthcare after 1 years' service and company events.

Brighton based, you will be in the office for the first month - following that hybrid working will be offered - 2 days from home

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