Client Service Executive
Job details
This is a Client Service Executive role with News Corp Australia based in Melbourne, Australia
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Role Seniority
- A role for someone with underlying potential, good motivation and ability to learn. Typically no direct experience is required.
More about the Client Service Executive role at News Corp Australia
Work with the sales team to build client centric, data lead, effective digital marketing strategies.Use data sets and internal/external tools to create insights that drive strategy and execution.Develop presentations and proposals to support the sales team in winning new client business.Provide administrative support to the sales team to enable them to achieve their targetsManage Salesforce opportunity creation and assist the Sales Managers with pipeline managementPut together detailed post campaign reports for clients and specified campaigns to demonstrate ROIConduct daily layouts and reviews of contract clients to ensure their ads fall within their contracted parameters
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Before we jump into the responsibilities of the role. No matter what you come in knowing, you'll be learning new things all the time and the News Corp Australia team will be there to support your growth.
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Please consider applying even if you don't meet 100% of what's outlined
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Key Responsibilities
Sales Analytics and ForecastingSales Technology ManagementSales Team Enablement
Key Strengths
CollaborationResults orientationProblem solving
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