£300 bounty - SEM Manager Role

[PitBoss]

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If anyone introduces the successful applicant, we will pay them a £300 commission.

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SEM Manager role

SEM (Search Engine Marketing) Executive/Manager

Salary: Basic £20 - £30k (depending on experience) plus bonus scheme
Key responsibilities:
• Managing a £333k SEM budget
• Concise copy writing skills necessary for generating compelling “Titles” and “Descriptions”
• Frequently updating and optimising keyword list to achieve target CPA
• Managing and enhancing the relationships between Profitable Play and the Major Search Engines in the UK and USA
• Analysing, managing and clearly presenting data
• Pro-active approach to sharing information and moving the business forward

The ideal candidate will have the following skills:
• Strong analytical skills
• Highly proficient in excel
• Experience of managing PPC campaigns preferred
• Commercial experience
• Computer literate/ working experience using MS office packages
• Internet savvy and has used the internet for work purposes
• Strong attention to detail essential

Please email me:

chris@profitableplay.com

[Chris Clarkson]

Was going to say, thats one hell of a size of chocolate bar...



Chris

[PitBoss]

Tell you what,

We'll throw in a box of your favourite chocolate bars as well.

We don't believe in only promoting 'Bounty' because it's not fair on other confectionary manufacturers.

[Frostie]

Chris

Where is the position based? Is work from home an option?

[PitBoss]

Hi Frostie,

The job is based in central London (Piccadilly)

We do have a few key staff who do 1 or 2 days out of the office. But our preference is to have someone working full time from our London office.

Cheers

Chris

[drivetowin]

Originally posted by PitBoss
We'll throw in a box of your favourite chocolate bars as well.

Bet Elaine's on the phone to everyone she knows this morning

[Mogga]

I was just wondering how big a box of chocs...

[Shane]

Bet Elaine's on the phone to everyone she knows this morning

Elaine's last known whereabout's :

A1 Southbound carriageway wearing a "EARN MONEY FROM SEM" sandwich board giving flyers out



just one bit of the job ad seems a bit scary to me

"£20 - £30k (depending on experience)"

Chris if I was giving someone £333k to spend I'd be wanting someone with all the experience, £10k pay cut for someone with less experience could end up being a waste of something daft like £50k !?

don't envy you recruiting for this kind of post

[PitBoss]

Chris if I was giving someone £333k to spend I'd be wanting someone with all the experience, £10k pay cut for someone with less experience could end up being a waste of something daft like £50k !?

Very good point - but if they didn't have all of the experience we are looking for, and needed a bit of training, we would be working closely with them for the first few months to ensure that they didn't make any big mistakes (like lose £50k - lol).

[Frostie]

What scare me even more about the same sentence;

£20 - £30k (depending on experience)

Read it out loud to yourself...

"Twenty pounds to Thirty Thousand pounds depending on experience".

As for the experience, you pay for what you get, and you never know what you get until at least you have attracted people to interviews in the first place. Although £333k is a lot of money to us, it isn't really a big marketing budget when comparing to some companies and its this you need to remember.

Someone I know looks after a annual budget of nearly £1m and is on very little more than £40k. Its this type of person you want to attract, someone with experience and is used to overseeing the expenditure of marketing budgets - something I am hopeless at

[PitBoss]

Someone I know looks after a annual budget of nearly £1m and is on very little more than £40k. Its this type of person you want to attract, someone with experience and is used to overseeing the expenditure of marketing budgets - something I am hopeless at

Someone who is used to managing big budgets is definately a plus.

But you are right, you do get what you pay for. A very good person will cost a lot more money - we would pay more with a view to the return on investment being higher.

If you know anyone else, then please encourage them to apply.