There are 13 jobs in Marketing

Assistant Brand Marketing Manager - FMCG

As Assistant Brand Marketing Manager, reporting into the Brand Marketing Manager, working for a FTSE 100 company, you will play a key role in the Sales and Marketing team, ensuring that marketing activities are aligned to the business strategy and are optimised through the Sales team and onwards to customers.

  • Contract type: Permanent
  • Location: Cambridgeshire
  • Salary: 23000 - 25000

Brand Marketing Manager - FMCG

Working for a FTSE 100 company, as Brand Marketing Manager you will take specific responsibility for growing sales and contribution of the branded product portfolio and support the Group Marketing Manager in the delivery of the brand development plan.

  • Contract type: Permanent
  • Location: Cambridgeshire
  • Salary: 27000 - 35000

Category Manager / Controller

Our client is a well-known household branded FTSE 100 Company looking for a Category Manager / Controller to be based in the Cambridgeshire area.

  • Contract type: Permanent
  • Location: Cambridgeshire
  • Salary: 55000 - 65000

Feed/Meat Market Analyst

Multinational Company leader in production and trading of a wide range of raw materials for human and animal feeding:   Job location: Anywhere in Europe (Spain, France, Belgium, Netherlands, UK, Germany, Italy).

  • Contract type: Permanent
  • Location: International
  • Salary:

Marketing Analyst

Our client is a major fmcg food manufacturer based in the South Yorkshire who now require a Marketing Analyst with experience of using TNS data in their daily role.

  • Contract type: Permanent
  • Location: South Yorkshire
  • Salary: 20000 - 22000

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Marketing

Branded or own label products still require the same level of outstanding marketing support to deliver consumer awareness and sales volumes. From food promotion and advertising through new food product development and consumer behaviour research, the roles on offer within the food industry are varied but all equally important. Specific key trends to be considered might include: food and consumer behaviour research, pricing strategies, consumer taste and flavour preference studies, new product innovation, health claims in advertising, ethnicity in food marketing, inner-city and suburban food marketing , retail advertising in high- and low-income areas, regional versus generic food brands, vertical food merchandising and supermarket promotional strategies. Clearly there are lots of other significant issues to be addressed whether you are working in a retail, foodservice or manufacturing environment.

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