E-Commerce Manager/E-Commerce Business Background Only

• The e-commerce Manager will develop and carry out the strategic online marketing plans for the company . As such, must stay current with the online/digital marketing environment and adapt sales strategy to best serve the interests of the organization .
• The e-commerce General Manager is heavily involved with companies’ website, particularly advertising and content elements. Given the 24/7 nature of online shopping, e-commerce General Manager may work irregular hours and be on call to handle any issues 
• collaborate with content developers, fellow businesses heads and customers on regular basis.
• The e-commerce Manager is,  in charge of an organization’s e-commerce division and report to the board of directors .General duties will include website design, market research,  budgeting, sourcing products, pricing , managing P&L,  interviewing and training new key heads and lead employees, supervising the e-commerce division, and presenting project designs to upper management to achieve an annual profitable financial and Marketing plan as well as control and improve market share across all categories.
• E-commerce Manager, will handle decision-making for the website, social media accounts, and online advertising. They will also be responsible for research and development of new online marketing strategies.

Website Design

• The e-commerce Manager will be responsible for determining the format and features of the website in order to maximize clarity and ease of navigation for customers. Also will liaise with the Web designers to develop and alter the website as needed, as and when required.

Research and Development

• The e-commerce  Manager will keep abreast of new developments in the e-marketing world.
• The General Manager e-commerce will also research the company’s core demographics and how to best reach them, in order to maximize search engine traffic and the effect of the company’s targeted ad buys.

Supervision, Hiring and Training

• The e-commerce Manager will oversee the entire e-commerce division and divide up employees on tasks. They will also be responsible for interviewing, bringing their preferred candidates to upper management, and providing necessary training, as well as setting objectives.

Financial Planning and Budgeting

• The e-commerce Managers must get involved in setting budget and held responsible and accountable in front of upper management for the profitability of the e-commerce division. To plan for e-marketing expenditures well in advance and develop a financial plan that will maximize resources and ROI.

Project Development and Presentation

• The e-commerce Manager will liaise directly with upper management and present annual plans for any new advances or initiatives to improve the company’s online presence and e-sales.