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Job Location | Middlesex |
Education | Not Mentioned |
Salary | £50,000 - £60,000 per annum |
Industry | Not Mentioned |
Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
Job Type | Permanent , full-time |
Senior Digital Analyst Location: Middlesex office – typically twice a week Office set up - hybrid working Salary: £50,000 to £60,000 Benefits: up to 15% bonus, great pension, 26 days leave plus bank holidays, healthcare and one of the deepest and richest additional benefits plans you’re every likely to come across. What’s the first smell that hits you and triggers the excitement of going on holiday Before the coconut scented suncream, that first whoosh of hot air after the cabin doors are pushed open on arrival, not even the smell of the airplane itself or even the terminal itself. I’m willing to bet, the first scent which triggers your brain to go ‘I’m going on holiday’ is the smell of burnt rubber and aviation fuel which fills the air the moment you arrive at the airport terminal. What if where you worked gave you that sensation every day you’re in office What an amazing feeling! About the role: You’ll be joining the digital analytics function of a globally recognised travel brand. The team is split into multiple areas including digital product, customer management and acquisition. You’ll be joining the acquisition team, who look after digital campaign analytics and paid media performance. Looking at opportunities to optimise and enhance sales conversion on the site. Identifying the ‘where, why and how’ stories which sit behindthe data. You’ll be aligning with the wider digital marketing and product teams. Supporting them with understanding how to drive improvements from their campaigns. Often starting with fairly ambiguous business challenges which need translating to data ones. As a mentality, they’re moving away from thinking about things in ‘sessions’ and instead as ‘customers’ – getting more into the weeds of analysing customer behaviour and journeys.