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August 27, 2006
For The Love Of Dog - Market Dogster
The graphic designer of the a:c/tech:gigger has taken a role with Dogster - we also pal with Dogster's CEO. So we are certain it's a great place to work. The company has a open rec for a Director of Marketing. We think Dogster has nailed the marketing. For the Love of Dog is a Top 10 Tag-line. But of course there is more work to be done - including the launch of Catster.
Marketing Director
Dogster, Inc, creators of websites Dogster.com and Catster.com, is profitable, growing fast and looking for a highly-motivated, creative and talented star to lead our entire marketing programs.
Your responsibilities will include designing, coordinating, executing, analyzing and improving all our marketing programs under a comprehensive and unified vision. Marketing programs will likely include: online communication and new member outreach, online and print advertising, event participation and sponsorship, SEM, SEO, viral, meet-ups among many other strategies. However we will expect the winning candidate will tell us exactly the best way to market our offerings. You will be supported with a PR firm, our Biz Dev team and our Community Managers.
Your experience will include 5+ years in a senior web marketing position with an M.B.A. or equivalent experience. You should have experience managing agency relationships, implementing strategies, tracking effectiveness and managing budgets. You should have a deep knowledge of the web, social networking and the current web industry.
We are a fast-paced company with a fanatical user base that love what we do. We are seeking an internet marketing star to direct our nascent marketing program and lead our company towards exponential growth. This is an on-site position and we cannot accept application for those wishing to work remotely.
Send to: jobs@dogster.com
Posted by Paul at August 27, 2006 02:09 AM
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