Senior Home Page Producer

Senior Home Page Producer
REF: JM1

Type: Perm / Full Time
Salary: 30k-40k
Location: Greater London
Category: On-Line Advertising

Senior Home Page Producer needed for leading ISP
Central London
Salary £30-£37k p.a. plus 10% bonus

This ISP is one of the largest broadband providers in the UK with nearly 2 million customers and a multimillion pound turnover. Their media portal has over 20 channels and thousands of pages of content, reaching out to millions of visitors.
They are now hiring a Senior Home Page Producer to drive traffic to key areas of the portal.

You will manage and run the homepage, providing the user with a topical, balanced, sticky and entertaining content; you will identify usage trends using key metric systems and work closely with the Portal Research Manager so you can give feed back on performance. You will also work with the design and technical team to manage content for the home page to stimulate click interest. As the importance of forward planning in homepage promotions is growing so fast, you will also be responsible for the homepage schedule. You will write and maintain homepage promotions.

Requirements:

• Knowledge and expertise in high-profile homepage management.

• Ability to write exciting copy to differentiate this ISP from its competitors

• Data-management experience and be comfortable with analysing figures, identifying trends and predicting CTRs (click through rates)

· You will need to be a good communicator of ideas with sound web skills.

· You will have editorial experience in producing exciting, sticky content and have an awareness of web production processes.

· Familiarity with content management systems, Photoshop and HTML

This exciting company has gone from strength to strength and they now need someone who is looking for a challenging and rewarding role to systematically produce and enhance a fantastic homepage.


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