Secretlab is an international gaming chair brand seating over a million users worldwide, with our key markets in the United States, Europe and Singapore, where we are headquartered.
You will be a valued member of our world class E-commerce Marketing team, where you will be responsible for growing Secretlab’s organic presence globally. Key responsibilities include managing Secretlab’s global affiliate marketing program, forging partnerships with third-party vendors and leading localization initiatives across non-english speaking markets.
Our E-commerce Marketing team spearheads tactical, strategic and paid initiatives to meet the organization’s goals in driving collaborative efforts with world-renowned brands such as Game of Thrones, Batman, Cloud9, Team Secret, as well as international esports organisers such as Riot Games for their League of Legends global tournaments.
Responsibilities
- Responsible for global affiliate program management (commission calculations, onboarding, troubleshooting, commission structures)
- Driving global affiliate program growth globally through websites, reviews, and content activations.
- Lead website localization efforts to enhance customers’ shopping experience
- Actively conduct competitor analysis and Google Search Engine Results (SERP) monitoring to help refine pricing and SEO strategies
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in business or marketing
- At least 3 years’ experience in partnerships, affiliate management or dealing with external parties
- Solid understanding of digital marketing metrics
- Strong ability to analyze, interpret and extract trends from data
- Excellent verbal communication, interpersonal and presentation skills
- Outstanding interpersonal and relationship building skills
- Able to work in a fast-paced environment, while managing multiple projects
Bonuses
- SEO knowledge is a bonus (on-page and off-page)
- Regional Affiliate Marketing experience in an e-commerce environment
- Passion for and knowledge of the gaming and esports industries
- Strong understanding of consumer psychology