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Affiliate Business Development Manager, NEA
Job Summary
The role involves engaging with affiliates and Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) to promote the exchange in the NEA region, developing partnerships to support promotional campaigns and events, and collaborating on content creation for marketing purposes. The candidate should be results-oriented, motivated, and capable of working under pressure, with a strong desire to succeed. Data analysis and reporting skills are important to evaluate affiliate performance and impact on user engagement and revenue. The company offers a competitive compensation package along with opportunities for professional development and team activities.
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Job Description
What You'll Be Doing
- Engaging Affiliates/KOLs: Identify and collaborate with affiliates to promote the exchange in the NEA region
- Partnership Development: Forge partnerships with affiliates to create promotional campaigns, events, and collaborations.
- Content Creation and Promotion: Work with affiliates to generate engaging content related to products, services, and updates, and ensure its promotion on their channels.
- Data Analysis and Reporting: Analyze the performance of affiliates and create reports to evaluate the impact on user acquisition, engagement, and revenues.
- Highly motivated and results-oriented, with a strong desire to succeed.
- Capable of thriving in high-pressure environments and committed to hard work.
- Energetic, curious, and a fast learner.
- Competitive total compensation package
- L&D programs and Education subsidy for employees' growth and development
- Various team building programs and company events
- More that we love to tell you along the process!
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