Head of Performance Marketing
Head of Performance Marketing focuses on ensure segments are tested & activated across other channels (channel activation strategy).
What the role involves
- Ensure segments are tested & activated across other channels (Channel activation strategy).
- CRM: lifecycle strategy and retention growth. Leverage deals, app, retention strategy.
- Paid social: structured test-and-scale approach.
- Test, try, kill or adopt new growth channels.
Skills and requirements
- Senior performance marketing leadership experience in ecommerce or marketplace environments.
- Experience operating at scale in a large SKU environment.
- Experience working alongside data science and engineering teams.
- International experience across UK and EU markets. US experience would be advantageous.
Confirmed role details
- The salary on offer for this role is £110,000- £130,000 + Significant Equity depending on experience.
- Company Equity- In return for helping us to grow, we’ll offer you company equity, meaning you own a piece of this business we are all working so hard to build.
- 25 days annual leave + Bank Holidays.
- 1 extra day off for your Birthday.
Candidate fit
- campaign focus, commercial judgement, reporting confidence, and practical optimisation discipline
Additional role context
- We have recently been named one of the UK's fastest-growing tech companies in the Sunday Times 100 Tech list.
- This role is accountable for delivering GMV growth at target contribution across a ~£200m+ portfolio through segmentation, systems, data activation, and disciplined experimentation.
- Full ownership of performance marketing across Google Shopping, Bing, Affiliates (incl. CSS), CRM, and selected paid social channels.
Known job details
- Pay: £110,000- £130,000
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