NB: We are looking to recruit a Performance Marketing and Retention Specialist who has worked with D2C FMCG brands (non-food) and is passionate about building D2C businesses. Kindly apply within if you qualify. Only qualified candidate(s) will be contacted.
Experience/skills:
● Prior experience in marketing communication and execution development.
● Exceptional data skills including the ability to extract data in order to inform future
campaigns and strong command of web/mobile analytics.
● Able to create, manage and champion marketing campaigns that utilize the full
marketing mix.
● Solid Digital Marketing experience and proficiency in the most popular channels
and tools (e.g. Twitter, Facebook, email Marketing, Google Analytics).
● Experienced in developing clear action plans to implement customer insights.
● Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with a strong ability to
collaborate and influence.
Roles and Responsibilities:
● Develop and implement effective retention strategies aimed at increasing
customer loyalty, reducing churn, and maximizing customer lifetime value.
● Analyze customer data to segment the audience effectively, tailoring retention
efforts for different customer groups.
● Collaborate with the performance marketing team to plan and execute retention
campaigns, ensuring synergy between creative content and targeting strategies.
● Work closely with the creative team to provide input on creatives that resonate
with the target audience and align with the overall brand message.
● Regularly analyze campaign performance, customer behavior, and engagement
metrics to identify opportunities for improvement.
● Conduct A/B tests to optimize retention strategies, including email marketing,
push notifications, and other customer communication channels.
● Establish a feedback loop with the customer support and product teams to gather
insights and address customer concerns or issues promptly.
● Generate reports and dashboards to track the effectiveness of retention efforts
and present findings to stakeholders.