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Marketing Data Analyst - Sports Retail

Blu Digital
Greater London
2 months ago
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Marketing Data Analyst - Sports Retail
West London

My client is an industry leading British Heritage Sport Retail brand founded in the UK over 130 years ago. They produce all their products on site and have become one of Europe’s leading retailers. They are looking for a Marketing Data Analyst to join their well-established team.

You will report directly to the Senior Performance Marketing Manager, you will create insights to shape marketing strategy and drive investment decisions across digital marketing channels. Working closely with the Marketing, Ecommerce and external agencies, you will ensure they are tracking and reporting marketing campaigns consistently against our key KPI’s, enabling us to communicate the performance to key stakeholders. You will work with the Insight Manager on quantitative and qualitative research including surveys, focus groups and in-depth interviews.

You will need in depth experience and expertise in analysing Marketing and Ecommerce performance, with the ability to draw actionable insights to increase effectiveness. You will be highly analytical and a team player.

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