China Marketing Director (West)

Senior Marketing Director for the China market, your role would involve overseeing and leading marketing activities specifically targeted at the Chinese market. Here are some key responsibilities typically associated with this position:

1. Strategic Planning: Develop marketing strategies and plans for the Chinese market aligned with the overall business objectives and market trends. This includes conducting market research, competitor analysis, and identifying target audience segments.
2. Market Positioning: Define the company's brand positioning and messaging strategies for the Chinese market. Ensure that the brand resonates well with the local culture, values, and preferences.
3. Marketing Campaigns: Design and execute integrated marketing campaigns to drive brand awareness, customer acquisition, and revenue growth. Coordinate with cross-functional teams, including advertising, PR, digital marketing, and creative agencies, to implement effective campaigns.
4. Product Localization: Collaborate with product teams to adapt and localize products or services to suit the Chinese market's needs and preferences. Provide insights and recommendations on product features, packaging, pricing, and promotional strategies.
5. Digital Marketing: Develop and oversee digital marketing strategies for China, including search engine marketing (SEM), social media marketing, influencer partnerships, and e-commerce initiatives. Stay updated with the latest digital marketing trends and leverage digital platforms unique to China.
6. Team Leadership: Build and manage a high-performing marketing team in China. Provide guidance, mentorship, and support to team members, ensuring alignment with the company's goals and fostering a collaborative work environment.
7. Budget Management: Develop and manage the marketing budget for the China market. Monitor spending, evaluate ROI, and optimize resource allocation to maximize marketing effectiveness and efficiency.
8. Stakeholder Management: Collaborate with internal stakeholders such as sales, product management, and senior leadership to align marketing activities with business objectives. Build and maintain relationships with external partners, industry influencers, media agencies, and local organizations.
9. Performance Measurement: Define key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics to measure the effectiveness of marketing initiatives in China. Regularly analyze and report on marketing performance, providing insights and recommendations for continuous improvement.
10. Market Trends and Insights: Stay abreast of market trends, consumer behavior, and regulatory changes impacting the Chinese market. Translate market insights into actionable strategies and initiatives to maintain a competitive edge.