Marketing Specialist for E-Commerce Site

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bouchardsSouth Milwaukee (WI)

Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists Department Stores

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Job Description: We are seeking a Marketing Specialist to join our e-commerce team.. You will develop and implement unique web-based applications.

Responsibilities:

Design, create, and modify content on a continual basis
Analyze user needs to implement web site content, graphics, performance, and capacity
Integrate web sites with other computer applications, including different social media platforms
Keep up-to-date on marketing trends and campaigns
Product photography of new merchandise; on-site and off-site photo shoots
Uploading new product/content onto websites and various social media platforms
Work with the team to develop new designs for future deliveries
Maintain social media sites/web-marketing

Qualifications:

Previous experience in marketing
Strong working knowledge of Meta Business Suite, Google Ads and other social media platforms
Strong working knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.)Strong problem solving and critical thinking skills
Strong attention to detail
Product photography skills
Working knowledge of SEO and other marketing tools
Benefits will be offered after a set time period.

Company Description: Bouchards has been the premier destination for footwear, apparel and accessories in Milwaukee for over 30 years and has experienced vigorous growth and an enthusiastic customer reception each year since opening. Currently, with 4 locations, Bouchards has been widely known for the best selection of the most desirable fashion merchandise in the Milwaukee area.

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