Our marketing team at Perficient has an opening for a Financial Services Marketing Manager here in Saint Louis, MO.
This position would work directly with me on a lot of great projects including social media marketing, advertising, website, event marketing, messaging, collateral, and the chance to work for a dynamic, fast-growing, Saint Louis-based national consulting firm!
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with key stakeholders in developing and growing an integrated vertical marketing strategy to include messaging, marketing tactics, and collateral;
- Target marketing messages and strategies to the needs of IT and business professionals within the financial services industry; understanding the key challenges faced by companies within the industry (security, regulation, consolidation) and focusing on how the company's solutions meet those needs
- Drive social media and website content strategy; Promote content generation from key subject matter experts within financial services, maintain an active blog and twitter profile by publishing SME thought leadership content and industry news
- Facilitate the creation of white paper and webinar content from SMEs in the financial services vertical, driving attendance and awareness via social and online channels
- Drive internal financial services industry knowledge and solution awareness (sales enablement) for sales and delivery teams; Work with national sales organization to identify, pursue, and develop key projects within financial services
- Develop campaigns to leverage additional industry marketing opportunities, including: email marketing campaigns, internal business development campaigns, trade show planning and promotions
- Measure marketing effectiveness through ongoing web analytics reports and relevant campaign metrics
- Collaborate with broader marketing organization to leverage available resources on behalf of financial services stakeholders
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To grow up our business we want that our marketing strategy to include messaging, marketing tactics, and collaberation with other. For that we needs of IT and business professionals within the financial services industry so we can't give them training again for that. Otherwise giving a such kind of training is not a bad idea for any business strategy.
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