eCommerce Manager

Job Description

Pukka Herbs - eCommerce Manager - Amazon Experience Essential. Bristol and Remote working split. Salary up to £55,000.FWD have teamed up with Pukka Herbs, globally renowned for their award-winning organic and ethically sourced herbal teas, lattes and food supplements, who are now looking for a super talented eCommerce guru able to lead an exciting multi-channel strategy,and manage its UK and global execution. Ideally you a lover of all things digital who aspires to play a key role in a purposeful, sustainable and growing ethical brand where your analytical and creative skills will be at the heart of what you do each day.Pukka is a beacon for sustainable and ethical business. All Pukkas teas are certified Fair for Life, one of the highest independent fair trade standards in the world and many of its teas use FairWild herbs. Pukka is a B-Corporation, signifying its ongoingcommitment to put people and planet ahead of profits. And over one percent of its sales are given to environmental causes around the world every year through 1% for the Planet.About the opportunity This unique opportunity calls for an outstanding candidate to take the lead on all eCommerce business for Pukka, driving its global strategy. With a highly creative and innovative approach, youll create a world-class eCommerce business for Pukka that drivesbrand awareness and maximises profitability and growth.Taking the lead on marketing initiatives that drive sales of Pukka Amazon UK, you will also oversee global acceleration of Amazon and eCommerce, as well as advising on their successful execution. You will also support execution on other major grocery onlineplatforms in the UK alongside full marketing and customer investment programmes.Ensuring that Pukkas eCommerce is market-leading, youll work collaboratively with a wide range of Pukka people and Unilever colleagues to design and deliver integrated plans that support global strategy. Ensuring that best practice is always applied tooptimise online sales, youll apply an analytical lens to all aspects of your work to ensure opportunities for growth are maximised.About youMost importantly youll have an analytical mind and be able to use data and insight combined with gut instinct to make informed decisions. This will be matched with a strong creative flair with a desire and ambition to always think and do differently, andto innovate in the digital world. A natural team player, youll equally be a pro at individually pursuing and maximising opportunities and will be able to step agilely between big picture thinking and detailed project planning.Being able to lead and inspire a team is central to being successful in this role. Youll also have substantial experience in executing online eCommerce strategies, ideally in an FMCG company. With a proven track records of launching products and meetingor exceeding expected targets, youll be able to draw on specific experience managing Amazon Vendor accounts and growing sales profitably through organic and paid media channels.If you are to be at the helm of the eCommerce strategy youll thrive at pace, be resilient and turn challenge and obstacles into decisive and purposeful action. Youll be someone who seizes opportunities to benefit the wider business and communications goalsand be passionate about contributing to a purpose-led mission - everything you do is designed to inspire people to lead a more conscious life through the incredible power of plants.Based in their award-winning Bristol head office and reporting to Pukkas Global Pureplay Lead, the eCommerce Manager is a permanent full-time role, with a competitive salary of up to £55,000 per annum alongside a benefits package designed to nurture yourwell-being and personal development.Next StepsPlease forward a copy of your CV below. FWD is the exclusive recruitment partner with Pukka on this assignment. Once your CV has been reviewed and shortlisted, you will be asked to submit a short video and answer 4 questions about you and why this role isa great fit for you.

Keyskills :
eCommerce / retention / European / acquisition / shopify / social media