About the role
🚀 Lifecycle Marketing Contractor — Remote (US) | 3-Month Contract Are you the person who can own an entire high-value marketing funnel — strategy AND execution — end to end? A fast-growing tech company is looking for a hands-on lifecycle marketing contractor to own the complete journey for their highest-value prospects and sales opportunities. You'll write the emails, build the workflows, and design the logic — this isn't a "hand it off to ops" role. What you'll own:🔹 The full high-value journey — from lead capture through sales follow-up, nurture, and re-activation🔹 Pre-meeting, post-meeting, no-show, and re-engagement email campaigns🔹 Gong-triggered communications tied directly to sales call outcomes🔹 Nurture paths for leads who ghost, go cold, or get marked closed-lost🔹 Audience rules, journey branches, suppression logic, and handoff timing🔹 A live testing roadmap across copy, subject lines, and CTAsWhat you bring:✅ Strong B2B lifecycle, CRM, or revenue marketing background✅ Sharp email writing and editing skills✅ Hands-on Hub Spot and Gong (or similar) experience✅ Comfort owning ambiguous, fast-moving work independently✅ Strong cross-functional communication with Sales, Marketing Ops, and Creative📍 Remote (US) | 💰 Competitive hourly rate | 🗓️ 3-month contract Ready to build a funnel that actually converts? Apply now.
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