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Purplle.com is seeking a Category Marketing Manager to own end-to-end brand and content marketing for a beauty category. You will shape a distinct voice, translate consumer and product insights into sharp content, and drive category growth through campaigns across social, influencer partnerships, on-platform content, and launches.
The role requires 4-8 years in brand/content marketing, hands-on experience building brand voice and content calendars, and comfort with data to inform creative
We are hiring Category Marketing Manager, owning end-to-end brand and content marketing for a specific beauty category. This role sits at the intersection of category strategy and brand marketing — you will be the voice of your category, translating consumer and product understanding into sharp, culturally-relevant content and campaigns that drive category growth.
This is a content-first role. We are specifically looking for people with a strong sense of content nuance — what makes a hook work, what a category's audience actually responds to, and how to build a distinct brand voice for a category — rather than a purely analytical or operations-first category management background.
We're prioritizing candidates from D2C brand marketing backgrounds over traditional category management or e-commerce operations backgrounds for this specific role. D2C brand marketers tend to have first-hand experience owning a brand's voice, running content end-to-end, and developing the kind of nuanced content instinct this role needs — understanding not just what to say, but how to say it in a way a category's audience actually responds to.
Each Category Marketing Manager will owntheir category independently, with shared support from central design, performance marketing, and influencer/creator operations teams. Close day-to-day collaboration with the Category Management (buy-side) counterpart for the same category is expected.