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Digital Media • News + Entertainment
Drive advertising sales across an agency patch by managing responses to briefs, leading pitches, and building agency and internal relationships. Own post-sale client relationships, host briefings, and solve commercial challenges autonomously to grow revenue and deliver tailored Guardian advertising solutions.
Digital Media • News + Entertainment
Create, film, edit, publish, and archive compelling social video and digital content for the Guardian’s Feast and food products. Monitor social trends and audience metrics, optimize content performance, curate user-generated content, and maintain editorial and technical standards. Collaborate with cooks, stylists, photographers, social, audience, community, and marketing teams to develop high-impact projects and strengthen audience engagement across social platforms and the website.
Digital Media • News + Entertainment
Define and evolve the Guardian’s multimedia technology architecture across media asset management, storage, editing, archiving, integrations, and content delivery. Establish technical standards, roadmaps, security architecture, and resilience requirements; assess new platforms; create high- and low-level designs; guide projects, migrations, and upgrades; and collaborate with business teams, delivery teams, and vendors. The role requires multimedia or media technology architecture experience and operates in a hybrid London office environment.
Digital Media • News + Entertainment
Lead commercial performance for the Guardian's newspaper portfolio across UK retail and subscription channels. Own in-year P&L, forecasting, pricing, promotions, distribution and circulation. Align cross-functional teams (marketing, editorial, advertising) to drive acquisitions, retention, revenue and margin, and provide trading insight to inform print strategy.
