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Entry Level Remote Marketing Project Manager Jobs

... Marketing or equivalent. * Demonstrated experience managing multiple projects involving cross ... This is a remote role, required to work in EST hours. We aim to offer competitive and equitable ...

Marketing Project Manager

Washington, DC · On-site +1

$55K - $70K/yr

... Marketing or equivalent. * Demonstrated experience managing multiple projects involving cross ... This is a remote role, required to work in EST hours. We aim to offer competitive and equitable ...

Senior Marketing Project Manager Summary: Salary: $75K to 90K The role: Join our team dedicated to developing Rate's marketing efforts. We're looking for a marketing leader to support our high-growth ...

Senior Marketing Project Manager Summary: Salary: $75K to 90K The role: Join our team dedicated to developing Rate's marketing efforts. We're looking for a marketing leader to support our high-growth ...

... remote environment and enjoys combining creativity with data-driven decision-making to improve hiring outcomes. Requirements Key Responsibilities * Own and manage recruitment marketing projects ...

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Marketing Project Manager

Data Bridge Consultants

Chicago, IL • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Life, Retirement

Re-posted 27 days ago


Job description

Our client's Corporate Marketing Division is looking for an experienced Project Manager to support the growing needs of the team.
The ideal candidate will report to the Director of the group and enjoy being in a fast-paced environment working on B2C lead generating campaigns in the personal investment space. You will be helping financial advisors grow their business as well as helping our equity trading division, Zacks Trade, increase their customer base.
You will join a team of creative, marketing and media professionals that support internal and some external Clients. Our team is Chicago-based, currently working remotely.


Qualifications and Necessary Skills

  • BA or BS in Business, Marketing or Finance – familiarity with investment terms is a plus
  • Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
  • Digital marketing experience with emphasis on email
  • Experience or ability to quickly learn to use Basecamp
  • Familiarity with Salesforce Marketing Cloud email blasts; Pardot would be a plus.
  • Exceptional project management and organization skills with the ability to prioritize and manage deliverables across multiple projects.
  • Tech savvy with strong interpersonal skills and experience interfacing with other technical (and less technical) professionals across organization.


Responsibilities:

  • Working with a pre-determined calendar of lead-generating campaigns
  • Managing project lists (Basecamp is Marketing team’s core tool)
  • Interfacing with team members to ensure key project milestones are met
  • Experience with A/B testing
  • Coordinating with team members to communicate post-campaign results with summary reports and provide recommendations for process improvements to marketing team, internal and external Clients.

Questions for candidates
Answers to be provided in writing with resumes or application letters

  1. What do you know about our Company?
  2. Describe a relevant lead generation marketing project you successfully managed?
  3. When a marketing project goes “awry,” how do you respond?
  4. How do you handle reasonable push back from team members?
  5. What can your manager do to help you work to the best of your abilities?