Director of Brand Marketing, Consumer & Home Services
Director of Brand Marketing, Consumer & Home Services
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Brand Strategy & Positioning
- Define and evolve brand architecture and messaging across a multi-brand platform
- Develop differentiated positioning that breaks through in highly commoditized markets
- Lead annual brand planning aligned to revenue and growth objectives
- Local Market Activation
- Translate brand strategy into effective, localized execution across diverse markets
- Enable field teams with clear frameworks, tools, and creative assets
- Ensure consistency while maintaining local relevance and resonance
- Media & Investment Strategy
- Oversee $10M+ in brand media investment across traditional and digital channels
- Partner with analytics teams on media mix modeling (MMM), incrementality testing, and ROMI optimization
- Continuously refine channel mix based on evolving consumer behavior
- Creative & Content Leadership
- Lead creative direction to build trust, emotional connection, and clarity of value
- Develop scalable creative systems and asset libraries across brands
- Manage agency partners and internal creative resources
- Growth & Integration
- Support onboarding and integration of newly acquired brands
- Ensure continuity of demand while evolving brand positioning post-acquisition
- Contribute to employer brand initiatives to support technician recruitment and retention
- Increased branded search, direct traffic, and inbound demand
- Improved marketing efficiency (CAC, ROMI, payback)
- Stronger local brand equity and customer trust
- Reduced reliance on high-cost lead generation channels
- A scalable brand system that supports continued acquisition and growth
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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