ASSPL

Buying, Planning, Instock Management, Buying/Planning, Retail

SBSAssistantBrandManager

₹8–12L ~AI est. Bengaluru, Karnataka, India FULL TIME
The Brief

“SBS - Assistant Brand Manager at ASSPL. Skills: Brand management, Demand generation, Customer acquisition. Identify selection gaps. Track brand's offline catalogue”

What You'll Achieve.

Deliver 5 core focus areas; Forge brand relationships; Build brand relationships; Plan product cycles; Sell online; Take ownership; Drive results; Move with speed; Implement ideas; Make independent decisions; Succeed at planning; Succeed at forecasting; Drive online business

Industry & Context.

Buying, Planning, Instock Management, Buying/Planning, Retail
Problems you'll solve

Analytical skills; Data-driven decisions

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

1+ years account management experience, 1+ years project management experience, 1+ years program management experience, 1+ years buying experience, Experience using Google Analytics, Experience using SQL, Experience using HTML

Nice to Have

Experience in process improvement, Experience managing large amounts of data

What You'll Do.

Identify selection gaps

Track brand's offline catalogue

Ensure relevant selection on Amazon

Responsible for demand generation

Create marketing calendar

Support brand participation in Amazon programs

Ensure continuous product availability

Ensure best input from brand

Update customer interface on Amazon

Perfect product descriptions

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Working with partners; Working with vendors; Working with colleagues; Working with internal groups; Category management team

Communication Scope

Effective communicator

Process & Methodology

Project management, Program management

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