Day-to-day operating brief
What Marketing Coordinator work looks like in practice
A Property Marketing Coordinator prepares listings, brochures, emails and campaigns for an estate or property business. Terms should cover seller or landlord approval, measurements, photographs, floorplans, energy information, portal feeds, offer wording, image rights, lead data and brand review. The coordinator should not invent property features, digitally disguise material defects, publish unapproved prices or reuse occupant images and personal details without authority. Property particulars should retain the source and approval for tenure, measurements, parking, outdoor space and included fixtures. When a portal syndicates an amendment, the coordinator should verify downstream publication and remove superseded brochures, preventing buyers from receiving different claims from the branch and website. Boards, window cards and print stock should be updated alongside digital channels after a status change. Accessibility checks should cover meaningful image descriptions and readable information, not just visual brand consistency.
Individually written and reviewed against the maintained role record.