Performance Marketing Lead

USA (Remote)

$110K/yr – $135K/yrSenior Level3+ years expContract

Posted 2 months ago

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Job Summary

Own paid acquisition strategy and measurement across multiple channels, balancing ROI with data-driven automation and a sharp focus on pipeline impact.

  • Own paid channels, track ROI, and report on CAC/LTV to drive toward revenue targets.
  • Build AI-driven bid management, testing, and reporting workflows to reduce manual ops.
  • Own HubSpot attribution and a modern measurement stack to guide experimentation and ICP-focused optimization.

Job Description

  • Own all paid acquisition channels — directory listings, pay-per-lead programs, paid search, paid social — and their ROI
  • Track CAC, LTV, and payback period for every paid source; report against pipeline and revenue targets weekly in front of the founders
  • Build and run landing page tests to improve conversion on paid traffic
  • Manage the experimentation budget — propose the test, ship it, kill it or scale it based on data
  • Build AI agents to automate bid management, creative iteration, and reporting so the repetitive ops don't live on your plate
  • Take over an active HubSpot instance with lead source attribution and contact-level qualification tracking; improve it
  • Operate across a modern measurement stack (HubSpot, GA4, GSC, custom MCP integrations) with a defined ICP and a backlog of experiments ready to ship
  • - Paid acquisition track record. 3+ years running paid for B2B services, agencies, or high-ticket SaaS. Bring the dashboards, the before/after screenshots, and the actual numbers — spend, leads, revenue, time period. Assertions without evidence don't move the conversation forward.
  • Budget discipline. You've managed five- and six-figure annual ad budgets and spent like it was your own money. You know the difference between a test worth running and a budget burn.
  • Attribution skepticism. You distrust attribution data before you trust it. You understand the gaps in last-click, the limits of GA4, and why a "good" ROAS number sometimes lies. You don’t optimize for what's easy to measure.
  • Paid acquisition track record. 3+ years running paid for B2B services, agencies, or high-ticket SaaS. Bring the dashboards, the before/after screenshots, and the actual numbers — spend, leads, revenue, time period. Assertions without evidence don't move the conversation forward.
  • Budget discipline. You've managed five- and six-figure annual ad budgets and spent like it was your own money. You know the difference between a test worth running and a budget burn.
  • Attribution skepticism. You distrust attribution data before you trust it. You understand the gaps in last-click, the limits of GA4, and why a "good" ROAS number sometimes lies. You don't optimize for what's easy to measure.
  • HubSpot and reporting fluency. You can build the pipeline report yourself. HubSpot, GA4, ad platform dashboards — you pull the data, spot the problem, and come to the weekly review with a point of view, not a status update.
  • AI-native operator. You've built workflows around Claude, automation platforms, or similar tools — not as experiments, as daily infrastructure. Bid management, creative testing, reporting pipelines. You know which parts of the job the agent can own.
  • Hands-on. You write the ad copy. You build the landing page. You do not wait for a designer or a copywriter to unblock you.
  • Proactive communicator. Async, in writing, with numbers. When a channel is underperforming, you say so before the pipeline review — not during it.
  • Base $70–90K depending on experience, plus a quarterly performance bonus tied to qualified pipeline and blended CAC targets.
  • OTE $110–135K. Bonus math is defined on day one — no mystery comp.
  • $10–25K/month in paid media spend under your direct control, with budget that grows with proven ROI.
  • Direct founder access — leadership is in the pipeline review every week, not in a boardroom.
  • Fully remote, EST/CST hours, async-friendly.
  • Clean data and a working measurement stack from day one — no 0-to-1 setup tax.
  • Tooling budget for AI platforms and automation infrastructure.
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Bolder Apps is less of a traditional agency and more of a laboratory for high-stakes product development. We treat mobile architecture like watchmaking - obsessive over the internals, even the parts the user never sees. Our philosophy is simple: we have a healthy disrespect for "standard" solutions and a total lack of interest in mediocrity. We don’t just "build apps"; we architect digital behavior using a blend of senior-level engineering and AI integration that actually serves a purpose. We’ve found that the best products aren't built by "yes-men," but by partners who value the integrity of the build as much as the vision itself. We aren't here to chase volume; we’re here to engineer the versions of the future that are actually worth using.

New York, New York, USA
41 employees (3 in marketing)

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Current headcount: ~41

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