Performance Marketing Data Analyst

Zealous Agency
Leeds
1 year ago
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Are you a Performance Marketing Data Analyst looking for an exciting opportunity that will elevate your career?


Do you want to become part of a highly successful marketing agency, with a talented team and people-first culture?


We're looking for a Data Analyst with experience in marketing and a knack for transforming data into actionable insights that drive groundbreaking marketing strategies. If you're passionate about data and performance marketing, and eager to make a tangible impact in a dynamic agency environment, we want to hear from you!


This leading award-winning agency specialises in blending creativity with data to shape powerful marketing strategies. With a collaborative team of PR, insights and creative marketing experts, they thrive on pushing boundaries and delivering innovative solutions that make businesses excel!


What You’ll Do:

  • Track Campaign Success:Design and implement KPIs that measure the impact of marketing efforts, using insights to enhance performance across channels
  • Work Across Teams:Collaborate with cross channel teams to ensure data-driven decisions shape every campaign
  • Drive Innovation:Stay on top of trends and tools in analytics, constantly seeking new ways to elevate strategies


What We’re Looking For:

  • 1-2 years proven experience in data analytics, within a marketing agency setting
  • Proficiency in tools and programming languages like Python, R, SQL, etc.
  • A passion for digital marketing, data-driven decision making, and continual learning in a fast-paced industry


If you're ready for an exciting opportunity and want to make a significant impact in the marketing world, we'd love to hear from you!


Please note, we are unable to progress candidates requiring future sponsorship for this role.

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