Coordinator Web Analytics Jobs

Coordinator Web Analytics Duties

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I. Position Summary:

The Coordinator measures the effectiveness of marketing programs and website activity. The Coordinator designs and delivers analyses to support online data needs in marketing revenue management and planning.

II. Essential Functions:

• Collects and creates reports of key performance metrics of all web-based marketing programs (45%)
• Identifies opportunities and provides recommendations for improving the business based on current and historical data (15%)
• Functions as an internal expert and centralized knowledge base to assist team with advertising and development decisions based on strategic competitive and financial imperatives (15%)
• Works with cross-functional teams to support strategic planning process for...
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