Email Campaign Specialist: High-Volume, A/B Testing Pro

Nashville Public Radio; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Nashville Public Radio in Washington, DC seeks an Email Marketing Specialist to craft and deploy newsletters, promotional campaigns, and automated sequences. You will design mobile-optimized emails and monitor multiple campaigns, ensuring timely and error-free execution.

You will run A/B tests, edit HTML as needed, and collaborate with stakeholders to maintain high quality, tracking metadata and compliance across devices.

Qualifications

• 2-3 years in email marketing in a large corporate environment with high volume and tight deadlines.
• Associate's degree required; a Bachelor's degree is a nice-to-have.
• Familiar with Braze, Salesforce, Squarespace and Jira; proficient in HTML editing and coding.

Responsibilities

• Leverage email technologies and templates to create and deploy mobile-optimized newsletters and campaigns.
• Monitor progress of multiple email campaigns, ensuring timely and error-free execution.
• Run A/B tests on subject lines and send times to improve performance.
• Oversee insertion of promotional banners within newsletters.
• Edit HTML for email campaigns (minor edits, not full coding).
• Manage workload and project communication via online tools.
• Ensure renderings across devices and legal/compliance metadata for tracking.

Skills

Email Marketing

HTML editing

Photoshop

Education

Associate's degree

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Braze

Salesforce

Squarespace

Jira

HTML editing tools

HTML coding

Job description

Nashville Public Radio in Washington, DC seeks an Email Marketing Specialist to craft and deploy newsletters, promotional campaigns, and automated sequences. You will design mobile-optimized emails and monitor multiple campaigns, ensuring timely and error-free execution.

You will run A/B tests, edit HTML as needed, and collaborate with stakeholders to maintain high quality, tracking metadata and compliance across devices.