German Speaking Omnichannel Strategist

October 27, 2026

Behavioural Response is a global marketing technology consulting firm on a mission to deliver sustainable growth for ambitious clients. Partnered with leading-edge technology solution providers, our experienced team brings expertise from various industries to ensure our endeavours are always rooted in insight and technology.

We keep our gaze at the latest technology advancements to underpin innovation in everything we do. Our expertise is guided by strategic planning and understanding of highly impactful marketing activities to enable your long-term and future-proofed growth. Our methods have been tested, refined, and proven repeatedly, and we are just getting started.

What You'll do:

As an Omnichannel Strategist, you will help our clients from the DACH region make the best decisions and solve the problems related to the Design, Build, Orchestration, Improvement, and Scaling of their omnichannel initiatives.

More specifically you will:

Create audience-centric strategies to help drive marketing omnichannel campaigns
Establish key objectives and performance metrics for digital marketing campaigns and identify and implement appropriate measurements
Responsible for providing actionable insights & optimizations on media performance to drive greater efficiency and results for clients

Experience with stakeholder mapping, persona development, buyer journey definition, and developing content strategies to align with the sales funnel.
Map digital tactics to identify gaps, opportunities, and insights to optimize spending, performance & ROI
Evaluate emerging trends and technologies and provide thought leadership and perspective for implementing when appropriate
Analyze customer experiences, generate insights, and provide recommendations on digital strategies
Support clients to transition to an omnichannel model and adoption of digital channels
Integrate offline and online channels to offer a unified customer experience
Evaluate and recommend to clients the best marketing technologies to implement

Proficiency with best practices for content marketing, SEO, social media, email marketing, and copywriting.
Create and execute strategic plans for digital media campaigns across channels such as Paid Search, Programmatic, Paid Social, and SEO.

What You'll Need:

Bachelor’s degree in marketing or communication or equivalent (minimum 10 years work experience)
At least 5 years experience in building and rolling out omnichannel campaigns
At least 5 years demonstrating strategic acumen in developing digital initiatives and marketing communication plans
At least 5 years of proven analytical acuity with the ability to transform key data into meaningful and actionable insights that lead to informed decision-making
Experience with stakeholder mapping, persona development, buyer journey definition, and developing content strategies to align with the sales funnel.

Ability to recognize business opportunities and develop compelling communications to various audience groups with moderate guidance.

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