Observed Signal · Nov 17, 2020 · Hiring · Source: OnlineMarketing.de · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Neutral

Weekly Jobs of the Week: Digital Marketing

Executive Signal Summary

OnlineMarketing.de curates its weekly Jobs der Woche, highlighting digital marketing and adtech openings across Europe. The current post adds new listings such as Senior SEO-Manager (m/w/d) working with colleagues and pharma clients on SEO, Marketing Projekt Manager Digital (m/w/d) at Zehnder, Head of Agency (m/w/d), and Sachbearbeiter Datenmanagement PIM (50%) in Lahr. The piece positions the job board as a hub for corporate and agency roles and notes that vacancies can be posted directly on the site or via contact person Niels. In the earlier summary, the series was described as a resource showcasing email marketing, CRO, and publisher development across Germany and Europe. This update expands with company names and a location, reinforcing the site's role for readers pursuing careers in marketing and adtech in Europe, especially Germany.

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Moderate relevance due to weekly job listings in AdTech/MarTech across Europe.

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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding

  • OnlineMarketing.de curates weekly Jobs der Woche across Europe.
  • Senior SEO-Manager (m/w/d) works with colleagues and pharma clients on SEO.
  • Marketing Projekt Manager Digital (m/w/d) at Zehnder listed.
  • Head of Agency (m/w/d) listed.
  • Sachbearbeiter Datenmanagement PIM (50%) in Lahr listed.
  • Niels is the postings contact.
Primary Source Grounding & Direct Attribution
Direct Origin Attribution
Primary Reporting: OnlineMarketing.de•Published: Nov 17, 2020
Original Coverage Title: “Nicht lang schnacken, Job einsacken! Starte gleich durch mit unseren Jobs der Woche - OnlineMarketing.de”

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