Marketing Executive

I'm currently recruiting for a Marketing Executive opportunity that I think will appeal to someone who wants more than just social media and content creation.

This is a genuinely varied marketing role where you'll have the opportunity to get involved across the full marketing function and play a key part in supporting the company's growth.

You'll work closely with senior leadership, sales, business development and operational teams across areas including:

• Content creation & copywriting
• Social media & brand management
• Sales enablement & commercial support
• Case studies, brochures & pitch decks
• Tenders & commercial bids
• CRM & lead management
• Website development & a full website rebuild
• PPC coordination & campaign performance
• Internal communications
• Events, charity & community initiatives

What makes this role particularly interesting is the level of involvement.

You're not simply taking instructions and managing a content calendar.

You'll have the opportunity to help shape the company's marketing function, improve its online presence and see how your work directly supports sales and commercial growth.

What they're looking for:

Someone who is:

✔️ Commercially minded
✔️ Creative and confident with content
✔️ Strong with copywriting and communication
✔️ Organised and comfortable managing multiple priorities
✔️ Experienced across brand, digital and sales support
✔️ Ideally experienced within facilities, construction, engineering or professional services
✔️ Comfortable working with websites, CRM and PPC

What's on offer:

💰 £30,000–£35,000
📍 Preston Brook, Cheshire
🚀 Genuine influence over brand & digital growth
🌐 Opportunity to contribute to a full website rebuild
🤝 Supportive and collaborative leadership team
📈 Varied responsibilities and opportunities to develop
❤️ Involvement in charity and community initiatives

If you're a Marketing Executive who feels like you've outgrown a role that's purely focused on social media and you're looking for more responsibility, variety and ownership, this could be worth a conversation.