Mid Level Marketing Analyst Jobs
Mid level marketing analyst jobs go to professionals ready to own campaigns end to end, translate data into strategic recommendations, and guide junior teammates without day-to-day supervision. Openings run across Technology & Software, Consulting & Professional Services, and Banking & Financial Services, with a strong mix of remote and hybrid arrangements, and employers like Clay, Fivetran, and Analytic Partners hiring at this level now.
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About GoAuto
GoAuto Insurance is a non-standard personal auto insurer headquartered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We serve drivers in eight states — Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Ohio and Nevada — through 68 branches and about 440 employees. We hire and keep the right people, take genuine care of our employees, and protect the company and the customers who count on us.
The Opportunity
We're looking for a senior analyst who wants to be the person leadership trusts to say what's really working in marketing — and what isn't. Reporting directly to our CEO, you'll own GoAuto's marketing and sales reporting, serve as our analytical counterpart to our advertising agency, and independently evaluate every channel and lead vendor we pay for.
This is a high-visibility, hands-on role. You'll set the measurement standards, find the signal in messy data across CRM, quoting, policy and vendor systems, and turn it into clear recommendations that shape how we spend to grow. You'll also help build the KPI framework for our 2027 agency agreement from the ground up.
What You'll Do
Own recurring reporting and analysis
- Own the Sales Report, Monthly Metrics and other recurring reports, and set the standards and quality controls for dashboards on leads, quotes, conversion, premium and acquisition cost by channel, state and branch.
- Investigate material trends and variances, separate real causes from measurement noise, and lead performance discussions with marketing, sales and executive leadership.
- Maintain and improve reporting workflows, including Claude skills and other automation, and keep definitions, documentation and schedules consistent and reproducible.
Hold agency, campaign and lead-vendor performance accountable
- Evaluate digital, direct mail, radio, TV, outdoor, referral and lead-vendor programs on quotes, bound policies, conversion, cost per quote and cost per sale.
- Serve as GoAuto's analytical counterpart to our advertising agency: build its KPI schedule for the 2027 agreement, reconcile its reported results with ours, and run quarterly performance reviews.
- Independently evaluate EverQuote, QuinStreet and other lead sources on volume, quality, conversion and cost, and recommend corrective action.
- Assess organic search, local listings and how GoAuto shows up in AI-generated answers, plus funnel tools like Text-to-Quote and emerging channels.
- Lead the evaluation of tracking, attribution and A/B testing; monitor spend and pacing against budget and review vendor billing.
Improve data quality
- Lead reconciliation and root-cause work across CRM, quoting, policy, Finance, vendor, call-tracking and web-analytics data.
- Set consistent definitions, prioritize reporting-feed and automation improvements, and partner with IT on requirements, access and security.
Deliver market insight
- Analyze competitors, customer segments, branch trade areas and market potential, working with Underwriting and Finance to connect acquisition results to retention and profitability.
What You Bring
- Bachelor's degree in marketing, business analytics, statistics, economics or a related field, or equivalent experience.
- 5+ years in marketing analytics, business intelligence or a similar role, with real ownership of reporting and measurement, evaluation of agency or lead-vendor performance, and recommendations presented to executives.
- Advanced Excel (pivot tables, lookups, modeling).
- Proficiency in SQL and a BI tool such as Power BI or Tableau, including validating source data and running down complex discrepancies.
- Experience with web analytics (such as Google Analytics) and campaign tracking.
- The ability to explain data clearly to non-technical audiences, in writing and in person.
- Sound judgment, a high bar for accuracy, and the discipline to prioritize competing requests and deliver on schedule.
- Remote eligibility in Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Ohio and Nevada preferred.
Bonus Points
- Insurance experience, especially personal or non-standard auto, or another regulated consumer financial product.
- Familiarity with quote-to-bind funnels, lead aggregators and pay-per-lead or pay-per-call programs.
- Multi-touch attribution, A/B testing and basic statistics.
- Python or R for analysis and automation.
- CRM and call-tracking tools.
- SEO, local listings, AI-search visibility, and email and SMS measurement.
- Hands-on use of Claude or another large language model for analysis, including building reusable skills or workflows while protecting company data.
- Bilingual English/Spanish.
Why GoAuto
- Real influence over how a growing, eight-state insurer invests in growth.
- Ownership of measurement standards, not just report production.
- Flexibility to work remotely.
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance (including free preventive care, wellness, and mental health programs.)
- 401(k) with dollar-for-dollar match up to 4%
- Company-paid life insurance, short-term disability, and long-term disability
- Flexible Spending Accounts (health care and dependent care)
- Generous paid time off
- Paid holidays (7.5 days annually)
The role involves occasional travel to branches or vendor meetings and occasional work outside normal hours to meet reporting or campaign deadlines.
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Mid Level Marketing Analyst Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level marketing analyst job?
Position yourself by leading with owned outcomes rather than tasks you supported. Highlight projects where you set the analytical approach, presented findings to stakeholders, or influenced a budget or channel decision. A portfolio that shows work done independently, not just as part of a team, signals mid level readiness far more than a list of tools or certifications.
Which companies hire mid level marketing analysts?
Companies hiring mid level marketing analysts right now include Clay, Fivetran, and Analytic Partners, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Mid-size growth companies and large enterprises with dedicated marketing operations teams tend to post the most roles at this level, since they need analysts who can work independently across multiple channels.
Are there remote mid level marketing analyst jobs?
Yes, remote and hybrid options are widely available at this level. About 48% of mid level marketing analyst openings are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the data-driven nature of the work, which lends itself well to distributed teams. Filtering by work arrangement when you search is the fastest way to surface those openings.
How do I move up to a mid level marketing analyst role?
Growing into a mid level role typically means taking on progressively larger pieces of a project until you own one completely, from scoping the analysis through presenting results. Building depth in one or two core areas, such as attribution modeling or customer segmentation, and demonstrating measurable impact in your work, such as a lift in conversion or a reduction in reporting time, are the clearest signals that you are ready to move up.
Which industries hire the most mid level marketing analysts?
Mid Level marketing analyst roles concentrate in Technology & Software, Consulting & Professional Services, and Banking & Financial Services, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. These sectors tend to run large, data-intensive marketing programs with enough volume and complexity to justify dedicated analyst headcount beyond the entry level.