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The Hub in Copenhagen is seeking a Lifecycle Marketing Manager to own the customer journey after first purchase, turning one-time buyers into repeat customers and loyal advocates across email, SMS, app, and loyalty programs.
This is a builder role: set the retention roadmap and also be in the tools yourself—building flows, sending emails/SMS, updating the app, segmenting audiences, and reading the data closely enough to know what’s actually working.
Location: Copenhagen
We're looking for a Lifecycle Marketing Manager to own the customer journey after first purchase, turning one-time buyers into repeat customers and loyal advocates. You'll be hands-on across email, SMS, app, and loyalty, building the retention engine that drives repeat purchase rate and LTV for the brand.
This is a builder role: part strategist, part hands‑on operator. You'll set the retention roadmap and also be in the tools yourself: building flows, sending emails/SMS, updating the app, segmenting audiences, and reading the data closely enough to know what's actually working.
Repeat rate & LTV: You are directly accountable for improving repeat purchase rate, purchase frequency, and LTV:CAC across markets.
Email & SMS: Build, test, and optimize the full lifecycle calendar: welcome series, post‑purchase flows, replenishment/reorder triggers, win‑back and reactivation, VIP/loyalty communications, and browse/cart abandonment as well as manage always on email/SMS marketing.
App lifecycle: Drive app engagement and retention through push notifications, in‑app messaging, and lifecycle moments tied to the app experience (installs, repeat opens, in‑app purchase behavior).
Loyalty program: Own the loyalty/rewards program end‑to‑end: tier structure, point mechanics, benefit gating, gifting, member communications, and performance reporting. Continuously test ways to make loyalty a stronger driver of repeat behavior.
Segmentation & personalization: Build customer segments based on behavior, cohort, purchase history, and value tier; personalize messaging and offers accordingly rather than relying on blanket sends.
Testing & optimization: Run structured A/B and multivariate tests across subject lines, send times, flow logic, and offers; report results and iterate quickly.
Cross‑functional partnership: Work closely with CRM/data, creative, performance marketing, and product teams to align lifecycle efforts with broader brand campaigns, collection launches, and merchandising priorities.
Reporting: Own lifecycle KPI reporting (repeat rate, LTV, retention curves, flow‑level performance, loyalty enrollment/redemption) and translate findings into a clear roadmap for leadership.
Funnel optimization: Look beyond lifecycle channels to the full customer funnel: partner with performance marketing on acquisition‑to‑first‑purchase conversion, and with product/CRO on onsite experience (landing pages, pop up, PDP, checkout) to identify and close drop‑off points that affect repeat behavior downstream. You own where the funnel touches retention; you influence the rest.
3–6+ years in lifecycle/CRM/retention marketing, ideally at a DTC or fashion/apparel brand.
Hands‑on expertise in an ESP/CRM platform (e.g., Klaviyo, Braze, Iterable, or similar) — you should be comfortable building flows and segments yourself, not just briefing them.
Experience with SMS marketing platforms and app engagement/push tools.
Direct experience owning or heavily contributing to a loyalty program.
Strong analytical fluency — comfortable with cohort analysis, LTV modeling, and translating data into action, not just reporting metrics.
A sharp eye for brand and copy — lifecycle marketing at a fashion brand still needs to sound and look like the brand, not like generic retention spam.
Test‑and‑learn mindset with a bias toward shipping and iterating quickly.
Excellent cross‑functional collaborator who can work with data, creative, and performance teams without needing heavy hand‑holding.
Nice to Have
Experience in global DTC fashion or lifestyle brands.
Experience with in‑app live shopping, gamified loyalty mechanics, or community‑driven retention programs.