Growth Manager

The Role

We’re looking for a Growth Manager to own marketing initiatives and contribute to product improvements informed by customer insights.

We have a lot of marketing initiatives in the pipeline. 

And we’re looking for a smart, driven marketer to lead these projects from planning all the way through to execution and delivery.

You’ll be hands-on…

This isn’t a stale corporate role where your days will be filled with repetitive emails and meetings.

Instead, you’ll be talking to customers, launching new marketing initiatives, improving sales funnels, and communicating with the engineering team to turn customer needs into product features.

If you love getting your hands dirty, moving fast, and executing, then this is the role for you.

You’ll be working directly with the CEO & getting real responsibility from day 1…

You’ll have the freedom to propose new ideas and shape product and marketing strategy, while getting plenty of guidance and feedback along the way.

As we grow, you’ll have the opportunity to build the team around you (right now, we’re a team of 6).

You’ll own implementation from start to finish: writing copy, managing contractors, overseeing website changes, and making sure projects deliver measurable impact.

No two days will be the same…

If you’re the sort of person who enjoys doing new things and thrives on new challenges, this role is for you. We’ve got startup DNA, but we also have the security of a profitable, established company that has been going strong for 10 years now.

What You’ll Do

Common types of projects you’ll handle:

• Traffic-driving marketing projects – Coordinate initiatives to drive more traffic through SEO, AI search, partnerships, etc.

• Website, funnel & collateral projects – Manage updates to our website and funnels, and deliver marketing collateral (e.g. product videos).

• Analytics projects – Oversee reporting and analytics initiatives (dashboards, GA4/GTM, MRR/churn analytics).

• Team & freelancer management – Coordinate the work of our remote team (stand-ups, progress tracking, reviewing deliverables), and recruit/manage freelancers when needed.

• Product & user insights – Research users, competitors, and market trends to identify opportunities for improving our product and messaging, and help shape what we build next.

• Product updates – Collaborate with the engineering team to ship features that give leading marketing teams better visibility into their campaigns.