The opportunity you’ve been looking for…
JOE.ie and sister site Her.ie are the leading lifestyle and fastest-growing websites for Irish men and women, with over 2 million unique users visiting the sites each month.
Women want them and men want to be them… or something.
Actually, that makes no sense, forget we ever said it.
Owned and operated by Maximum Media, the websites, along with the brand spankin’ new SportsJOE.ie and HerFamily.ie, have a combined social following of over 1 million across Facebook and Twitter.
Maximum Media are currently seeking an experienced Client Service Executive, and the ideal candidate will have at least two years’ experience and will be a results-driven individual, with a proven track record in dealing with clients.
The ideal candidate will:
- Develop and manage innovative digital advertising campaigns by world-class brands on JOE.ie
- Assist in the management of offline events – movie screenings, match screenings, super bowl parties, reader and client parties etc.
- Develop close working relationships with colleagues, direct clients and advertising agencies.
- Carry out general administrative duties where required.
- Have experience in Digital Marketing, Marketing, Advertising, PR, Communications.
- Have a passion for digital media and marketing online.
- Be awesome. Obviously.
- Have a determination to develop a career in digital marketing and advertising.
- Be organised and pay attention to detail.
- Have the ability to multitask and prioritise their workload.
- Have excellent communication skills and will be extremely creative.
- Have a knowledge of and interest in social media trends and the digital marketing industry.
If you believe that you’re the person we’re looking for then send your CV and Cover Letter to [email protected] and make sure to include Client Service Executive in the subject line.
Closing date for applications is Wednesday 4 February, so what are you waiting for? Get applying…
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