Digital Marketing Specialist  

As a Digital Marketing Specialist, you'll build and implement strategies to propel clients' online marketing success.

If you're looking for a jumpstart in the digital marketing industry but aren't quite sure what to specialize in, this role is made for you!

Success could land you in one or more of these specializations:

• Content Marketing
• Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
• Online PR
• Online Advertising (PPC)
• Client Success

Here's what you're expected to do as a Digital Marketing Specialist:

• Develop and implement digital marketing strategies in-line with client briefs.
• Create visual concepts for promotional activities.
• Manage the digital marketing calendar whilst keeping up with deliverables.
• Maintain the online presence and reputation of the company.
• Track digital marketing campaign performance.
• Create and update monthly digital marketing reports and recommendations.

Upon onboarding, you will enjoy the following benefits and privileges:

• Flexi-time and work-from-home—save on your commuting expenses!
• 12 VL and SL credits per year, earned one per month and prorated
• Government-mandated benefits—SSS, Philhealth, and Pag-IBIG
• De minimis allowances
• HMO

It's a plus, not a requirement, to have a BS/MS degree in any business, marketing, communications, or engineering degree.

• But really, we care more about the following:

• You have 0 to 2 years of working experience—yes, you can be hired even if you've never been a digital marketing specialist.
• You're analytical and have a strong problem-solving mindset.
• You're comfortable with handling spreadsheets and using technical applications.
• You learn fast, and you're always asking, "Why?"
• You organize your tasks and deliverables so you don't miss deadlines.
• You aren't willing to let even the smallest wrong details slide.
• You work well with others—you'll be collaborating with a team of driven people like you.
• Strong English communication skills—most of our clients are in the US and the UK.
• You love spreadsheets, or at least are willing to learn to love them.
• You have empathy. The best marketers can get in the shoes of someone searching for a product.
• You understand how to use Excel—or are willing to learn how to use it.