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- Senior
About the role
What You'll Be Doing:
- Developing and executing Affiliate marketing strategies to drive our freemium offering (rights and product)
- Build and scale a global pipeline of publishers, communities and content sites (excluding influencer partnerships)
- Proactively identify, outreach and onboard new affiliate partners across niche sports verticals
- Build strong external relationships: creators and partners
- Collaborating across the business to integrate affiliates across all channels
- Manage Budgets, timelines and deliverables to ensure seamless execution
- Identify emerging digital trends and cultural moments relevant to DAZN’s content
- Ensuring DAZN’s collaborations reflects DAZN’s tone, values and strategic objectives
- Deliver against clear output metrics including partner recruitment, activation and freemium user growth
- Test, learn and build repeatable playbooks to scale the affiliate channel across different sports and markets
What You'll Bring:
- Experience in partner acquisition, business development or building affiliate relationships from scratch
- Ability to manage multiple campaigns simultaneously in a fast-paced environment
- Excellent negotiation, relationship management and communication skills
- Ideally, a passion for sport, digital and innovative marketing approaches
- Comfort working in a target-driven environment with a proactive, self-starting mindset
- Experience working beyond traditional affiliate networks (e.g. sourcing publishers, communities or content partners)
Benefits
Perks & benefits
- Medical Insurance
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