Senior Digital Marketing Manager
Senior Digital Marketing Manager
Posted 36 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Own the strategy, execution, and optimization of paid digital campaigns across SEM, paid social, display, video, and remarketing — with a sharp focus on pipeline and revenue impact
- Continuously test and experiment: new channels, new ad formats, new messaging — if there's a better way, you'll find itWrite compelling direct response copy for ads and landing pages that actually convert
- Build and present clear, honest performance narratives to the CEO and senior leadership — wins, losses, and what's next
- Partner with Sales to align digital programs with the full customer lifecycle and maximize marketing ROIWork with Content and Creative to develop targeted experiences across key customer segments
- Design and run A/B tests and segmentation strategies that systematically improve performance
- Manage budget and spend with Finance, keeping campaigns efficient and accountable
- Maintain and improve performance dashboards in partnership with Marketing and Revenue OpsWhat you bring: 5+ years managing B2B direct response digital marketing programs — SEM, paid social, remarketing, display/video
- Proven ability to launch and scale PPC campaigns with clear ROI; hands-on experience with CPM, CPC, and CPA media buying
- Fluency in web analytics, ad tracking, A/B testing, tag management, and CMS tools
- Experience with HubSpot, LinkedIn Ads, and Google AdsStrong data instincts — you can dig into numbers, find the story, and communicate it clearly to any audience
- A direct, open communicator who gives and receives feedback well
- Comfortable with ambiguity and energized by a fast-moving environment where priorities shift and initiative is rewarded
- What would make us excited: Experience at a hyper-growth B2B SaaS company
- Familiarity with revenue operations and attribution modeling
- Background writing direct response or performance marketing copy$140,000 - $190,000 a year
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