Digital Marketing Specialist
Octopus Energy Group(1 month ago)
About this role
The Digital Marketer at Octopus Energy Japan leads all paid media and digital marketing activities to drive customer acquisition and retention in the Japanese market. The role is deeply data-informed but human-centric, focusing on understanding Japanese consumers’ lives, culture, and emotions to shape effective marketing. It sits within a fast-paced, highly agile environment where priorities shift quickly and decisions are made with minimal bureaucracy. The position contributes directly to Octopus’s growth, brand building, and customer experience across digital touchpoints.
Required Skills
- Digital Advertising
- Media Planning
- Campaign Execution
- Campaign Optimisation
- Web Analytics
- Funnel Analysis
- Customer Segmentation
- Customer Retention
- SEO Strategy
- AIO Strategy
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About Octopus Energy Group
octopus.energyOctopus Energy is a UK-based energy supplier focused on delivering cheaper, greener energy and billed as one of the country's most awarded providers. It sells household and business energy alongside products and services for heat pumps, rooftop solar, batteries and electric vehicle charging. Octopus runs a range of smart tariffs that reward shifting or reducing use when the grid is stressed and often advertises prices below the regulated price cap. The company also invests heavily in renewable generation and promotes a technology-driven, customer-focused approach to energy.
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