Marketing Director
Full-time
Austin
$130k - $150k
About the job
We are looking for a Director of Growth & Brand for a fast-growing metabolic health company. A few highlights below in case it sparks interest:
What You’ll Own
- Paid Acquisition & Performance : Lead growth across Meta, Google, TikTok, and emerging channels. Manage agencies, scale $40K+/month budgets responsibly, and drive constant creative and messaging experimentation tied to LTV and quality signals.
- Lifecycle Marketing : Oversee email and SMS across onboarding, retention, and winback, ensuring brand consistency and measurable impact on LTV.
- Brand Partnerships & Influencers : Build partnerships (local and national) that reinforce positioning and feed the acquisition funnel.
- Messaging & Brand Execution : Translate the brand into ads, landing pages, sales materials, and employer collateral. Own the feedback loop between paid, creative, and sales.
- Employer Sales Enablement : Turn DTC insights and patient outcomes into employer-ready decks, one-pagers, and ROI narratives that help close deals faster.
- Team Leadership : Manage a Social & Influencer Manager and a distributed digital ops team. Create leverage through systems, automation, and AI.
How Success Is Measured
- Blended CAC and MER (with quality thresholds)
- Checkout conversion rate
- 30-day retention
- Experiment velocity and documented learnings
- Revenue impact across DTC and employer channels
What You Bring
- 8+ years in growth or performance marketing
- 2+ years in healthcare, wellness, or regulated consumer businesses
- Strong analytical ownership — you run the numbers
- Experience managing agencies and distributed teams
Mindset matters here: judgment over hacks, brand as a compounding asset, ownership of outcomes, and speed without recklessness.
Compensation & Benefits
- Base : $130K–$150K
- Bonus : 20% of base, tied to revenue goals
- Equity : $20K Director-level grant
- Total comp : $176K–$200K
Plus generous PTO (20 days), hybrid flexibility, full access to this company's metabolic health programs, Direct Primary Care, medications at cost, and a lean, high-ownership culture.