This role is for one of the Weekday's clients
Min Experience: 2 years
Job Type: full-time
We are seeking a full-stack growth marketer who thrives on experimentation, owns top and mid-funnel performance, and uses a blend of creativity and analytics to drive measurable outcomes. If you enjoy fast-paced environments, running scrappy experiments, and transforming insights into scalable growth strategies, this opportunity is for you.
Key Responsibilities
- Plan and execute experiments to drive signups, activations, and conversions across channels such as LinkedIn, X (Twitter), communities, email, SEO, and affiliate partnerships.
- Analyze funnel performance using tools like Mixpanel or GA4, identifying bottlenecks and opportunities to increase conversion.
- Run structured A/B tests across landing pages, lead magnets, and pricing pages to improve conversion rates.
- Manage the affiliate program end-to-end — including partner onboarding, engagement, campaign assets, performance tracking, and payout workflows.
- Build and maintain relationships with influencers, creators, agencies, and educators to expand partner-driven acquisition.
- Develop campaign assets and content kits that empower partners to promote effectively.
- Scale paid acquisition campaigns on Google Ads and Meta platforms, optimizing for user growth and ROI.
- Conduct keyword research to uncover high-intent, low-competition search opportunities.
What You Bring
- 2-4 years of relevant growth marketing experience
- Strong copywriting and storytelling abilities for landing pages, emails, and partner communication
- Proficiency in data analytics using GA4, Mixpanel, Looker Studio, or similar tools
- Experience leveraging no-code/low-code tools (e.g., Webflow, Framer, Airtable, HubSpot, Zapier)
- A creative, curious, and experiment-driven mindset with a passion for iterative learning
Nice-to-Have
- Experience with creator-led growth or community-driven acquisition
- Background in AdTech, MarTech, or AI-based marketing tools
- Exposure to global DTC or marketing agency ecosystems