Growth Marketer

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1 year ago
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Company Overview:Join a pioneering company on a mission to reduce carbon emissions and slash electricity costs with cutting-edge machine learning tech in smart plug sockets. Their innovative solutions eliminate unnecessary power use, helping businesses hit net-zero targetsandsave money. With a 2-year ROI promise, they're making sustainability accessible and profitable.


Currently, in an A+ funding round after a successful Series A, this dynamic team of 31 is gearing up for massive growth, including US expansion and securing key EU safety certifications. They're looking for a passionateGrowth Marketerto fuel this exciting journey!


Role Overview:As the Growth Marketer, you'll lead outbound campaigns, manage the database, and optimise the website for lead generation. Collaborating closely with content managers, you'll ensure that press releases and articles hit the mark. You'll also reins on LinkedIn campaigns and marketing automation in HubSpot.


This role is perfect for someone with experience in small businesses and a love for sustainability, helping drive expansion into new markets like the US and Europe.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Execute outbound campaigns in sync with content managers.
  • Run LinkedIn ads and manage HubSpot for seamless marketing automation.
  • Boost website performance with SEO and Google Ads for lead gen.
  • Track key metrics like lead flow and campaign performance.
  • Support the US expansion and EU certification efforts.
  • Align marketing activities with the company’s mission to help businesses go green and hit net-zero goals.


What They’re Looking For:

  • 3+ years of marketing experience, ideally in early-stage B2B SaaS business.
  • Proven ownership of marketing initiatives and delivering results.
  • Passion for sustainability and long-term vision.
  • Ability to be in Reading 2x per month at a minimum (Flexible working).


Ready to make a big impact in a fast-growing, eco-focused company? Let's talk!

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