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If you dream about KPIs, think 80 characters is more than enough, love staying ahead of the digital marketing and social media curve, live for diving into an email marketing platforms such as ActiveCampaign, and get your kicks from setting up the ultimate Google Tag Manager, oh and are super organized and can communicate efficiently and responsively with clients, then we’d love to talk with you!
Asking for the world? Perhaps.
Have an amazing job to offer the right candidate, you bet ya!
The Richard Janes Company is opening up it’s Oklahoma City office (the head office is in Los Angeles) and we are in need of a Director of Digital Marketing to be responsible for leading our digital marketing activities, including online advertising, email marketing, blogging and social media strategy, together with tracking, analytics, reporting, and the oversight of planning and developing our clients websites.
You will have to be able to not just plan, but also to execute the digital marketing work we need to get done. It will be a very small team in OKC to begin with but we anticipate this office to grow as we establish our footprint in this region.
This position reports to the CEO who recently relocated to Oklahoma City to enjoy a better quality of life with his family. Your work will be split with 50% of your time working with clients from the CEO's digital agency, Fanology, which works with clients such as Toyota, Microsoft, and P&G, and 50% of your time building the CEO's own digital brand and driving traffic to his online training programs around personal brand building.
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Job Type: Full-time
Salary: $60,000.00 to $70,000.00 /year
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The Richard Janes Company is a Personal Branding Consultancy working with artists and entrepreneurs to build their brand in the market place. In addition to working on the personal brand side of the business, you will also be working alongside our founders digital market agency (www.TeamFanology), who works with clients such as Toyota and Microsoft managing their digital footprint.