Advertising Client Servicing Manager jobs in Hyderabad at Rabbit Digital

Job description

Rabbit is a digital arm of Associated Advertising, an 81year old Indian advertising agency with offices in 6 cities across India. Its strength lies in leveraging its strategic thinking along with an aesthetic and appealing communication design to build robust brands.

Location - Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad

Its Work From Office.

Candidates from India who are willing to relocate to Hyderabad are welcome.

Graduates with Diploma in Advertising & MBA in Advertising fresher can apply.

Roles and Responsibilities

You are a seasoned account planner with proven track record of crafting winning brand strategies across ATL, BTL & Digital space. You are current with digital trends, have a good understanding of its operation and measurement. You will function as a brand custodian for designated accounts.

What you will bring:

Conduct primary research, understand psychographics/demographics with an overview of brand tonality, history and behaviour.
Decipher briefs with analytical abilities
Sharpen brand strategy and communication with insight
Create engaging brand strategies
Taking ownership, ensuring accuracy and meeting deadlines.

What is expected:

Client relationship management: Regularly engage with the client to understand communication needs. Independently take briefs, decode, add strategic inputs so as to achieve defined marketing objectives. Liaise with clients to identify specific business problems and develop ideas.

Team work: Work alongside with creative team to get the best out of them. Build a cordial atmosphere so that creativity and efficiency thrive

Desired Candidate Profile

Qualifications:

A good degree in Advertising /MBA from Reputed Advertising & Mass Communication Institutes.
Graduates with Diploma in Advertising can apply.
Strong Knowledge of Advertising & Client Servicing Management.
Strong analytical capability
In sync with fast evolving digital media environment

Salary - Best offered as per Industry Standards