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Head of Consumer Marketing

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try your best tybDenver (CO)

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About the role

TYB Marketing RoleTYB ("Try Your Best") is building a community rewards platform for top brands to directly engage and reward their communities for taking valuable actions. We have a unique B2B / B2C product and growing numbers of paying customers and engaged users. We are backed by top investors and have a fully distributed team with experience launching, building, and scaling the world's most iconic startups. You're a sharp, senior marketer who thinks as much about performance as you do about creative. You have 7+ years of experience, ideally at a consumer app, DTC brand, or community-driven product, with direct experience running creator and influencer partnerships end-to-end. You have a strong point of view on consumer audiences, backed by work you can show, and you're comfortable building a function without an established team or playbook on day one. Strong candidates may come from consumer, DTC, loyalty, or community-driven backgrounds. What matters most is the ability to turn a blank slate into a distinct brand voice and a repeatable consumer strategy that drives the desired outcomes.
About the Role:
  • Sharpen who TYB is for, why they should join, and what loyalty means, from discovery to engagement to redemption
  • Build and continuously refine user segments and the customer journey — in-app and off-app — from first touch to ongoing engagement
  • Partner closely with Product Marketing on positioning and messaging as the product evolves
  • Lead user strategy, creative direction and brand voice across every channel — social, in-app, email, and IRLBring user strategy to life through campaigns, content, creators, events, and consumer-facing brand partnerships
  • Own storytelling that encourages usage and makes the case for why TYB matters — core to driving both acquisition and engagement
  • Set strategy and partner selection for creator and influencer collaborations, with Social Media Lead running sourcing, contracting, and execution
  • Manage IRL events where relevant, in partnership with our Events function
  • Partner with Lifecycle on user campaigns — connecting the marketing promise to sign-up, onboarding, and ongoing participation
  • Use consumer insights and performance data to continuously refine strategy, creative, and targeting
  • Drive feature-launch storytelling and in-app announcements alongside Product/Product Marketing
About You:
  • 7+ years of consumer marketing experience, ideally at a consumer app, DTC brand, or community-driven product
  • Direct experience running creator and influencer partnerships end-to-end — sourcing, negotiating, and measuring.
  • Fluent in the metrics that matter for user growth and engagement: acquisition, activation, DAU/MAU, retention, engagement rate
  • A track record of defining audience segments and mapping the customer journey — in-app and off-app — to tailor story and channel at each stage
  • Strong creative judgment paired with the ability to brief and direct designers and creators toward a cohesive vision
  • Experience managing a small team (Social, Community, Content) while partnering closely with Product Marketing, Growth, and Lifecycle
  • Excited to build a function with no existing playbook — you want to leave your fingerprints on how TYB shows up in the world
  • Please send your resume and LinkedIn profile: careers@tyb.xyzReporting to: Chief Commercialization Officer

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