Observed Signal · Aug 24, 2021 · Hiring · Source: OnlineMarketing.de · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Neutral
Jobs of the Week: Digital Industry Hiring
OnlineMarketing.de's Jobs der Woche curates a Europe-wide roster of current digital marketing and adtech job openings in Germany and across Europe. The weekly feature showcases top postings across areas such as performance marketing, brand consulting, e-commerce, content and social media, and web content management. Sample listings include Performance Marketing Manager at Rowohlt Verlag, Brand Consultant/Brand Specialist, E‑Commerce Graduate/Brand Specialist, Online Marketing Manager, Content- and Social Media Specialist, Web Content Management Specialist, and Social Media Manager at berbel Ablufttechnik GmbH. The piece notes Rowohlt Verlag employs about 150 staff and invites employers to post vacancies directly in the Jobbörse or contact the listing coordinator, Niels. The article emphasizes that the Jobbörse is a Europe-wide hub for marketing and adtech careers and encourages readers to apply promptly.
Europe-wide digital marketing and adtech hiring activity featured as a weekly Jobs of the Week article.
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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding
- OnlineMarketing.de's Jobs der Woche curates a Europe-wide roster of current digital marketing and adtech job openings in Germany and across Europe.
- Sample roles include Performance Marketing Manager (AMS, Sponsored Ads, PPC, Amazon SEA) at Rowohlt Verlag; Brand Consultant / Brand Specialist; Online Marketing Manager; Content- and Social Media Specialist; Web Content Management Specialist; and Social Media Manager at berbel Ablufttechnik GmbH.
- Rowohlt Verlag counts around 150 employees.
- Employers can post job offers directly in the Jobbörse or contact recruiter Niels.
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