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Digital Marketing Manager

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immune biopharmaIndianapolis (IN)

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About the role

Job Description: Immune BioPharma is looking for a Digital Marketing Manager to join our team in our Indianapolis office. The Digital Marketing Manager will create and manage all digital marketing campaigns and properties to promote the company and its products. The ideal candidate is a self-starter, loves a challenge, and has a passion for learning. To be successful, the Digital Marketing Manager must have the ability to think strategically. This person must be able to analyze performance/data and evaluate to determine the best course of action.
Responsibilities: Create and strategize – Develop a comprehensive digital marketing strategy to generate traffic and convert leads from all online properties. Lead, develop and manage all web campaigns, the marketing database, any email or social medial traffic and advertisements. Manage social media accounts and create ways to generate high website traffic, stronger brand awareness, and new opportunities. Measure – Report on the performance of all digital marketing campaigns and compare to the goals required. Conduct testing on digital marketing strategies to ensure success. Optimize and iterate – Strategize company brand and market effectiveness by developing goals both short and long-term.
Requirements:
  • A Bachelor's degree in marketing is required
  • Experience leading and managing digital advertising campaigns
  • Proven experience in a similar position
  • About Immune Biopharma
At ImmuneBio Pharma, we accelerate biotech and pharmaceutical innovation with a focus on practical, scalable solutions. Our teams work globally to develop, distribute, and support life-changing therapies with measurable impact. Powered by JazzHRqbEN6Iigwk

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