E-commerce specialist vs channel supervisor

Differences between e-commerce specialist and channel supervisor duties and responsibilities

E-commerce specialist example responsibilities.

• Hire and manage outside vendors for SEO, content writers, and PPC management.
• Facilitate and manage creative development, copywriting and content management of home page copy and site sections.
• Create product content and manage product photography in order to update and upload e-commerce product plans for various online retailers.
• Develop, manage and maintain multiple websites including fund-raising events and online registrations for intranet and Internet sites.
• Develop and style page elements with HTML, CSS & JavaScript.
• Learned to master software such as: Magento Shopify
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Channel supervisor example responsibilities.

• Develop co-marketing business plans resulting in YoY growth with several manage partners.
• Demonstrate initiative and leadership in identifying ASA needs and abilities, communicating recommendations thereof to business managers while maintaining confidentiality.
• Facilitate and negotiate partnership agreements with industry leading CRM manufacturers to increase market awareness and penetrate certify channel partners programs nationwide.
• Reinforce basic skill levels of ASAs and mentore them in their movement from intermediate to advance skill levels.
• Implement coding standards define by Barclays and IBM.
• Design complex IP telephony solutions including integration with other telecommunication manufacturer's equipment and adhering to day-to-day business processes.