Digital Marketing Insights Analyst – Mobile Apps Location: London, UK Category: Digital Analytics Type: Permanent Salary: £45,000 to £50,000 + 10% bonus & benefits Job Reference: 2443 Consultant: colin.doree@bluepelican.com Apply Digital Marketing Insights Analyst – Mobile Apps Location: Hybrid | 3 days in Central London office Salary: £45,000 to £50,000 + 10% bonus & benefits Some roles are about reporting what happened. This one is about shaping what happens next. An ambitious, digitally mature business is looking for a Digital Marketing Insights Analyst to sit at the centre of its mobile growth strategy. The organisation operates at scale, across multiple international markets, with high-volume customer journeys and a serious appetite for data-led decision making. You’ll join a specialist marketing analytics function, working closely with senior marketing and mobile leaders. The brief is simple on paper: turn complex in-app and mobile marketing data into insight that genuinely moves performance. In practice, it’s more interesting than that. This is a role for someone who enjoys zooming out as much as drilling down. Someone who can spot patterns others miss, ask better questions of the data, and then explain the answers in a way that actually changes behaviour. What the role really looks like You’ll analyse mobile and in-app campaign performance across multiple territories, identifying trends, inefficiencies and growth opportunities. A big part of your time will be spent building and maintaining dashboards senior stakeholders will use, not just admire. SQL will be second nature, and visualisation tools (Tableau, Power BI or Google Data Studio for example) will be how you tell the story. You’ll work across acquisition and retention funnels, using data from MMPs, analytics platforms and internal databases to understand customer journeys end to end. Budgeting, forecasting, attribution, optimisation. It’s all in scope, and you’ll have the space to influence how it’s done, not just deliver to a fixed template. You’ll also act as a trusted partner to marketing teams across different regions, translating insight into practical recommendations and helping others become more data confident along the way. Who this tends to suit You’ll likely have a few years’ experience under your belt in a data-driven marketing environment, either agency-side or in-house, working with high-volume digital campaigns. Mobile and in-app marketing is where you’re strongest, though you probably have a good grasp of the wider performance mix too. You’re comfortable handling large, messy datasets and turning them into something coherent. You understand attribution, lifetime value, acquisition and retention metrics, and you’re not fazed by senior stakeholders asking “so what?” or “and what do you recommend?” at the end of a presentation. You don’t need to be overly polished, but you do need to be clear. This is a business where data has a voice, and you’ll be one of the people giving it. Why people stay The organisation invests heavily in its analytics capability and gives its teams room to evolve how things are done. There’s international exposure, genuine ownership, and the chance to work on complex, interesting problems at scale. Hybrid working is well established, benefits are competitive, and progression is realistic rather than theoretical. If you’re looking for a mobile analytics role where your work feeds directly into strategy, not just slides, this is worth a closer look. Experience Requirements Have commercial experience within a data-driven marketing environment, working with high-volume digital campaigns and feel most at home analysing mobile/in-app data and campaigns Good knowledge of tools like Appsflyer, Branch, Adjust, CleverTap, Firebase as well as Google Analytics or Adobe Analytics Confident with SQL for data manipulation and analysis purposes Good knowledge of a data visualisation tool such as Tableau, Power BI or Google Data Studio Strong understand of marketing analysis and reporting principles for digital marketing channels and metrics – e.g. acquisition, retention and lifetime value metrics Good understanding of multi-channel digital attribution models Want to Apply? Here’s how: Applicants must have the right to live and work in the UK. You can share your Linked-in profile or email me a CV – it doesn’t have to be up to date, we can work on that once you decide you want to take this forward. Or, for a chat and more information please contact me on: Colin Doree Recruiter | Blue Pelican 01892 507122 To learn more about this role, please apply or contact Colin directly on colin.doree@bluepelican.com How to apply If this position is of interest please send us your CV here, or you can call Colin Doree direct on to discuss this and other vacancies that may suit. Colin Doree Email: colin.doree@bluepelican.com