Bowers & Wilkins
Amazon Marketing Manager
Redwood City, CA, United States
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 3039 days ago
Data AnalysisInfluencer MarketingSalesAccount ManagementCustomer SupportLeadershipCommunication
About the role
- As the Amazon Marketing Manager, you will be directly responsible for the overall Bowers & Wilkins presence on this highly visible account.
- This role has significant responsibility - you will personally be driving results.
Responsibilities
- o Own the Amazon store experience for Bowers & Wilkins across US, Canada and our international markets
- o Continually optimize the existing brand store, product pages and A+ content to drive traffic and sales for existing and new products
- o Partner with brand team to develop messaging and brand assets compliant with brand guidelines and Amazon standards
- o Develop Amazon marketing strategy in partnership with marketing and sales leadership
- o Partner with digital and brand marketing to develop and execute AMS and AMG advertising strategy
- o Maintain relationships with Amazon buyers
- o Create, track, and reconcile shipments to Amazon Fulfillment Centers
- o Analyze digital sales performance metrics, modifying plans as needed to deliver against targets
Requirements
- 3+ years managing & selling products on Amazon Vendor Central & Seller Central
- Experience managing and updating the online product catalog, including setting up new products and promotional items and maintaining product and category pages data analysis, performance trends, etc.
- Bachelor's degree
Skills
- Company Description
- In May 2016, this new era was ushered as Silicon Valley startup EVA Automation, led by Gideon Yu, acquired Bowers & Wilkins.
Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
Equal opportunity
- All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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