Observed Signal · May 18, 2021 · Hiring · Source: OnlineMarketing.de · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Positive

Weekly Digital Marketing Jobs of the Week

Executive Signal Summary

OnlineMarketing.de features its weekly Jobs der Woche, curating digital marketing and adtech openings across Europe. The article highlights multiple active postings, including a (Junior) Marketing Manager – Mediengestaltung und Messeorganisation at Langmatz, a CRM Marketing Manager (m/w/d), a Performance Marketing Manager – B2B SaaS Start-up, an Online Marketing Manager for berbel, and a Specialist Online-Marketing (m/w/d), among others. Langmatz is described as a specialist for technical system solutions in energy tech, telecommunications and transport tech. Readers are reminded that the Jobbörse hosts additional listings and can be used by employers to post vacancies directly on the page or contact Niels. The piece positions the Jobbörse as a Europe-wide hub for careers in marketing and adtech across corporate and agency contexts, underscoring the platform’s curated approach to reducing search friction for job seekers in the digital economy, and encouraging prompt applications across Germany and Europe.

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High Confidence

Regular weekly job postings in adtech/MarTech; not platform-level disruption.

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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding

  • Langmatz listed '(Junior) Marketing Manager – Mediengestaltung und Messeorganisation (m/w/d)'.
  • berbel advertised 'Online Marketing Manager (m/w/d)' role.
  • An additional role listed: 'Performance Marketing Manager – B2B SaaS Start-up'.
  • Readers can post job offers directly on the Jobbörse or contact Niels.
Primary Source Grounding & Direct Attribution
Direct Origin Attribution
Primary Reporting: OnlineMarketing.de•Published: May 18, 2021
Original Coverage Title: “Sonntags-Blues adé! Ergattere jetzt deinen Traumjob mit unseren Jobs der Woche - OnlineMarketing.de”

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