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<div class="mds-edited-text mds-font-body-copy-bulk"><p>This role is accountable for planning, optimising and managing content on our national websites and other national digital platforms as required. You’ll respond to marketing briefs, advise stakeholders and provide innovative solutions to digital content challenges from editing and publishing pages to evaluating and making recommendations for future.</p>
<p>Your contractual location will be Heelis, however there will be an opportunity to explore and agree remote working arrangements which strike the right balance for you and the Trust.</p>
<p>You’ll plan, brief in, optimise, quality review and manage usable and accessible digital content and journeys that engage audiences and encourage repeat web visits, ensuring high standards, consistency, accuracy and up-to-date brand and tone of voice. You’ll work cross-channel to ensure our campaigns are the best they can be, collaborating and making recommendations to build compelling content journeys that help our supporters find what they need and our internal colleagues to meet strategic and channel KPIs and interpreting analytics afterwards. Crucially, you’ll help build landing pages and play a key role in the transition of content onto our new web CMS and ensure the new web strategy, with its audience-first approach, is championed and upheld.</p>
<p>We’re looking for someone with excellent, demonstrable knowledge of what makes a good website, including editorial style and publishing processes, with the ability to follow and uphold website best practice. You’ll need to be comfortable using web CMS and knowledgeable about user journeys and SEO. You’ll like working as part of a small team and be able to work closely with colleagues and independently, as well as engaging confidently with stakeholders at all levels across the Trust. You’ll have good training and coaching skills, excellent organisational and planning skills and be able to evaluate web content. Challenges and pressure won’t faze you – you’ll seek out solutions in the best interests of our team and the organisation as a whole. You’ll already have experience implementing web strategies for a sizeable, complex organisation and enjoy the intricacies of how websites work with email, social and PR as part of the marketing mix.</p>