Marketing Manager
VETLESIONS VETERINARY DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY · Hyderabad
PayPay not listed
WhereHyderabad
TypeFulltime
Posted6 NovYesterday, via Indeed
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Day work
About this job
We are looking for an experienced Marketing Manager to promote our veterinary diagnostic services, expand our network of veterinary clinics and hospitals, and increase sample collections across Hyderabad and surrounding regions. The ideal candidate should have experience in healthcare, diagnostics, pharmaceuticals, or veterinary marketing.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and execute marketing strategies to increase diagnostic sample volumes.
- Build and maintain relationships with veterinary doctors, clinics, hospitals, NGOs, breeders, and pet care businesses.
- Conduct regular field visits to onboard new clients.
- Present diagnostic test panels, pricing, turnaround time (TAT), and service benefits to customers.
- Coordinate with the logistics team to ensure smooth sample pickup operations.
- Plan promotional campaigns, CMEs, seminars, and awareness programs for veterinarians.
- Monitor competitor pricing and market trends.
- Track daily, weekly, and monthly sales targets and prepare performance reports.
- Work closely with laboratory operations to ensure customer satisfaction and timely report delivery.
- Manage digital marketing activities with the design team, including WhatsApp, Instagram, and LinkedIn promotions.
- Pay
- ₹30,000.00 - ₹56,664.08 per month
- Work Location
- In person
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