We’re on the hunt for an experienced and curious Digital Marketing Analyst to join our team. The Digital Marketing Analyst is a key role on the Digital & Analytics team and is responsible for designing reports and DataStudio dashboards, developing and maintaining Google Tag Manager tags as well as Google Analytics properties, performing web analytics audits, and assisting in the development and execution of data-driven marketing strategies! Reporting to our Director of Digital & Analytics, the Digital Marketing Analyst will be tasked with ensuring that all deliverables are presented on time and meet client objectives.
The Digital Marketing Analyst that we’re looking for is energized by data (no, really), loves solving puzzles, and enjoys not only interpreting and organizing information, but is also driven to find ways to efficiently and effectively use data to help clients gain business intelligence. We’re looking for someone who will take ownership of complex analytics projects, shows initiative, someone who values collaboration and is a strong communicator with excellent written, verbal and listening skills.
What You’ll Get To Do:
- Set up and manage website tracking through Google Tag Manager
- Set up and manage client reports and dashboards through platforms such as DataStudio, Google Sheets, Google Slides, etc
- Implement conversion tracking for various ad platforms (eg. Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Reddit)
- Support peers with client performance- and data-related questions (eg. ‘Website traffic volume spiked suddenly 7 days ago and we’re not sure why?’)
- Work with various teams to develop data-collection & presentation strategies for new and existing clients
- Communicate regularly with account strategists and work with them to identify additional service opportunities
- Work with account strategists to analyze their clients’ performance data and provide recommendations based on those findings
- Support with data-collection best practices, and such tasks as cross-domain tracking, Google Enhanced Ecommerce tracking, lead-generation tracking, etc.
- Provide analyses of large data sets, leveraging various data sources such as Supermetrics, Google Analytics and others.
- Occasionally provide strategic guidance or training to account managers as it pertains to interpreting and creating complex reports and analyzing client performance data.
What We’re Looking For:
The must-haves:
- 2~5 years working in digital marketing, with a focus on performance analytics at an agency, or similar in-house role, or combination
- Similar experience with digital advertising/media planning also a very strong asset
- Genuine excitement and curiosity for digital marketing and performance analytics
- Able to understand and interpret data using Google Analytics and similar reporting tools
- Able to demonstrate how digital advertising tactics and campaigns contribute to broader marketing strategies and client performance
- Data-related platform knowledge:
- Google Analytics (Intermediate to Advanced)
- Google Analytics 4 (Beginner to Intermediate)
- Google Tag Manager (Intermediate to Advanced)
- Google Data Studio (Intermediate to Advanced)
- Google Sheets (Intermediate to Advanced)
- Supermetrics (Intermediate to Advanced)
- Google Analytics (Intermediate to Advanced)
- Digital Advertising platform knowledge:
- Google Ads (Intermediate to Advanced)
- Facebook Ads (Intermediate to Advanced)
- Bing Ads, Reddit Ads, etc. (Beginner to Intermediate)
- Excellent presentation skills and comfortable speaking in client/project group meetings
- Able to take ownership of complex projects with minimal guidance
- Ability to maintain job performance and a positive attitude in a growing and changing organization
What We’re Looking For:
Not deal-breakers, but assets:
- Advanced knowledge of Google Sheets formulae is a strong asset
- JavaScript, SQL knowledge very strong assets, but not critical
- Regular expression (Regex) knowledge a very strong asset, but not critical
- Knowledge of search engine optimization (SEO) best-practices
- Knowledge of conversion rate optimization (CRO) best-practices