Marketing Analyst - Marketing Analytics & MMM


Data Scientist – Marketing Analytics & MMM

SALARY- £45,000 - £55,000 plus excellent benefits and 10% bonus

LOCATION- Hybrid working, Central London offices twice a week

TEAM

You’ll be joining a scaling business in the gaming industry. They began their journey in the UK and have since opened operations in multiple European countries as well as Canada and opportunities in the USA and South America.

They’re one of the good guys of gaming. Celebrated for having an ethical standpoint in the industry and acting somewhat as a consumer champion.

The team you’ll be joining is their UK marketing function. An established an in-house capability for data and insight which informs marketing decision making. This includes marketing mix modelling, attribution, forecasting, segmentation strategies. As well as a self-service suite of reports the wider marketing and commercial units are able to access to help inform business decisions around the customer based on campaign performance and consumer behaviour.

ROLE

There’s a clear roadmap of opportunity ahead of you when taking on this position. Taking control of a suite of data reporting capabilities and looking to improve their value in driving business decisions around marketing investment for the future.

This will include forecast modelling, segmentation strategies for targeting based on customer profiling, as well as helping the company build its visualisation and self-service capabilities for reporting.

You’ll be working with a number of external agencies who carry out campaigns across ATL and digital channels. Interpreting and stress testing their data analysis, marketing mix modelling, etc. and ensuring what they’re proposing is robust and correct.

There’s also some refreshing to do on the company’s attribution modelling. Looking to improve cross channel measurement and help improve overall effectiveness of marketing spend through an informed data led strategy.

You’ll be reporting to the CMO and engaging with senior marketing, product and commercial leads across the business. Providing actionable insight where it counts, and enabling a multi-million pound media spend to be used more effectively.

There’s opportunity to shape investment behind tech stacks and analytics tools too. As the business is looking to become much more data centric with your appointment.

This investment will include decisions around which analytics and BI tools to implement, changes to warehousing for streamlining access and use of data.

Skills and experience required:

  • Strong understanding and analysis of media-mix models to drive business recommendations
  • Experience in building measurement frameworks and defining key business and media KPIs
  • Ability to analyse consumer and audience data to identify trends, behaviours, and opportunities
  • Proficiency in managing complex data sets across various marketing channels and reporting on digital campaign performance across Paid Search, Paid Social, Programmatic, Affiliate, TV, and Streaming
  • Hands-on experience with statistical analysis, incrementality testing, A/B testing, and competitor analysis to optimise business outcomes and refine media strategy

Want to Apply? Here’s how:

You can share your Linkedin profile or email me a CV – it doesn’t have to be up to date, we can work on that once you decide you want to take this forward.

Or, for a chat and more information please contact me on:

Colin Doree
Head of Recruitment, Data
Blue Pelican
01892 507122
colin@bluepelican.com

#J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 39000 - 46000 per year Experience: 3 years required
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