Business Development Officer
First Source Energy India · Nashik · onsite · Posted 59d ago
Undisclosed1–6 yrsfulltimeSourced from
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About this role
Job Summary
Molecules Solar - Nashik, Maharashtra
Business Development Officer Marketing executives contribute to and develop integrated marketing campaigns. Tasks can involve:
- liaising and networking with a range of stakeholders including customers, colleagues, suppliers and partner organisations
- communicating with target audiences and managing customer relationships
- sourcing advertising opportunities and placing adverts in the press or on the radio
- managing the production of marketing materials, including leaflets, posters, flyers, newsletters, e-newsletters and DVDs
- writing and proofreading copy
- liaising with designers and printers
- organising photo shoots
- arranging the effective distribution of marketing materials
- maintaining and updating customer databases
- organising and attending events such as conferences, seminars, receptions and exhibitions
- sourcing and securing sponsorship
- conducting market research, for example using customer questionnaires and focus groups
- contributing to, and developing, marketing plans and strategies
- managing budgets
- evaluating marketing campaigns
- monitoring competitor activity
- supporting the marketing manager and other colleagues
Key Responsibilities
- Approaching New Clients
- Reporting to the manager
- At least 1 Sale in a month is compulsory.
- Ability to convert leads.
Job Type
- Full-time
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Skills
Market Researchmarketing managerComputer NetworksBusiness DevelopmentadvertisingResearchLeafletsNewslettersPostersFlyersIntegrated MarketingCustomer RelationshipsMarketing CampaignsmarketingProof Reading