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Not Pot, a bold online CBD brand, seeks an email marketer with brand sense and technical chops to craft campaigns and automated flows enhancing CX and conversions.
You will build and manage campaigns, grow and cleanse lists, collaborate with marketing to align paid social and email, and optimize communications with customers to reduce unsubscribes. Strong writing and data analysis skills required; SMS marketing experience a plus.
We are looking for a passionate email marketer that has a clear sense of brand strategy and technical chops for creating effective campaigns and automated flows to both enhance our customer experience as well as conversion rates.
Not Pot is your trusty online CBD dealer with a big, cheeky heart. In an industry overflowing with sketchy actors chasing a quick buck, we instead seek to build a brand that will be here for the long run. Our kick- products are made with natural, good-for-you ingredients like real fruit fiber, formulated to be non-psychoactive (aka you won't get high), and tested by top scientists and universities at the forefront of medical cannabis research—we don't mess around! Beyond making best-in-class products, our mission is to foster an engaging and thought-provoking conversation around the modern cannabis industry and contribute to variety of causes that we believe lift and professionalize the entire industry. As a small, distributed team, we care deeply about building a culture around trust, diversity, and transparency (we know everyone says this, but we really mean it!). You will have significant independence and expected to have the autonomy to think on your feet and speak/act thoughtfully on behalf of the company.
Not Pot is an equal opportunity employer and we value diversity.
We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status. We don't care about where you went to college, your degree, your age, or what fancy names you might have on your resume. Instead, we're looking for good people: good at work and with a good heart