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Bill's Support Office is seeking a senior digital transformation lead to own our website, CRM, loyalty, and data strategy. You will shape conversion, SEO, and AI-search presence while managing paid acquisition and partnerships with clear commercial terms.
You will leverage GA4 and CRM data to guide decisions, set the digital roadmap, and raise the company’s digital capability across teams. A strategic thinker who can operate in a rebuilding phase is ideal.
Bill’s serves millions of guests a year across our 49 restaurants - many of them decided to come before they got anywhere near one. Winning that decision is the challenge for this role.
At Bill’s, our mission is simple: Everyone Leaves Happy.
More and more of it now starts long before anyone arrives, and we’re bringing that whole side of the business together into one specialist role.
Which makes it a big year to arrive. A new website with a new agency. A new search and AI-search partner. A CRM base with real scale behind it and segmentation, automation and lifecycle next. Gift cards and partnerships with a long way still to run. You’d own where all of it goes, and carry the growth it delivers.
At least five years across digital, CRM, customer experience or transformation, including three in a senior role. Hospitality, retail or another business where the customer is the focus.
You’ll be equally comfortable setting the strategy and getting into the detail, with proven expertise across CRM and loyalty, digital acquisition, website optimisation, SEO and analytics, and the commercial confidence to hold agencies and budgets to account.
And you’ll be comfortable being wrong quickly, and using your expertise to find solutions, because a fair amount of this is new ground for the sector, not just for us.
You’ll have genuine ownership of our digital roadmap and of the results it produces. If you do your best work when a business is being rebuilt rather than maintained, this is the year to do it at Bill’