CRM OFFLINE RETENTION SPECIALIST - INTERN
NEUILLY SUR SEINE
il y a 21 heures
The Mission
Dive into the heart of digital customer retention for Offline consumers. Develop and fine-tune CRM campaigns that not only keep our audience hooked but also boost our brand's growth and drive traffic & revenue in store.
Scope: FR, NL, BL
These campaigns are designed to drive offline sales and store traffic. They are planned around key moments such as in-store events, specific product or service launches, and high-traffic retail periods supported by targeted promotions.
What You'll Do
Campaigns (50% of workload)
- Implement offline campaigns – emails, SMS, Whatsapp, etc…
- Work with creative teams / Local Brands teams to create engaging content and effective calls to action.
- Test and enhance campaign elements to improve engagement rates & revenues.
- Leverage data to personalize interactions.
Platform used: BRAZE
Optimize collaboration (30% of workload)
- Work closely with the local brands to plan & challenge them with their CRM activations.
- Sync with the CRM regional team to be aligned on the CRM plan to avoid multiple campaigns the same day.
- Collaborate closely with CRM leads across markets to stay aligned, challenge approaches, and share best practices across EMEA.
Analysis & KPIs (20% of workload)
- Analyze campaign performance to identify what works and what doesn’t.
- Ensure email campaigns meet deliverability standards and follow best practices.
Skills That Will Make You Shine
- Proven experience in email marketing and campaign orchestration.
- Strong analytical mindset, with curiosity for data and ability to turn insights into action.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, able to work effectively with both regional and local teams.
- Solid knowledge of digital trends and CRM best practices.
Entreprise
Estée Lauder Companies
Plateforme de publication
WHATJOBS
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