Acquistion Marketing Manager
Biggin Hill, Bromley, UK (Hybrid)
£40K/yr – £50K/yrMid Level3+ years expFull time
Posted 2 weeks ago
Job Summary
Own and optimize Hyra’s paid acquisition program across search, automation, and partnerships, delivering structured experiments, dashboards, and cross-functional collaboration with Sales and Tech.
- Audit campaigns and improve structure, keywords, bidding, and landing pages
- Define testing plan with hypotheses and priorities
- Collaborate with Sales and Tech to measure, report, and scale performance
Job Description
Responsibilities
- Audit our existing campaigns and identify improvements to account structure, search terms, keywords, bidding, proposition/messaging, ad copy and landing pages
- Define a structured testing plan with clear hypotheses, objectives and priorities
- Optimise campaigns, monitoring spend and results, and balancing return on ad spend and growth
- Test new product categories, optimising performance and scaling them once they reach commercial viability
- Define and execute the plan for maximising conversion through marketing automation, sales enablement materials and sales team support. This includes both direct acquisition and partnerships
- Work with the Tech team to ensure tracking and measurement is robust
- Set up performance dashboards and produce insightful Monthly Acquisition reports. Understand full funnel performance considering the impact of a broad range of external and internal factors
- Forecast performance and budgets based on historic data and reasonable assumptions
- Understand customer segments, personas, needs, objections and use that knowledge to improve acquisition effectiveness
- Build a strong relationship with Sales and share mutual insights on how to improve performance
Requirements
- 3+ years scale-up experience in B2B services or SaaS
- 3+ years hands-on experience setting up and managing paid search accounts, with evidence of improving lead quality, customer acquisition costs and return on ad spend
- Hands-on experience with tracking and measurement, such as Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, and/or PowerBI
- Strong evidence of using AI tools to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of acquisition activity
- Experience improving acquisition performance with a variety of techniques, such as conversion rate optimisation, marketing automation, sales enablement
- Curious, with a learning mindset and a structured approach to testing across the funnel
- Commercially minded with a data driven approach to maximise return on investment by improving performance across the funnel
- Able to turn proposition and messaging into compelling copy for ads, landing pages, email and sales content
- Able to turn customer empathy into ideas for acquisition improvement
- Strong eye for effective design from an acquisition perspective
Preferred
- Hire or construction sector experience
- Experience with setting up marketing automations in HubSpot
- Experience improving sales processes
- Experience with other channels for lead gen, such as paid, organic search (SEO/AEO) or outbound
Benefits
- £40,000–£50,000 per annum, depending on experience, based on full-time hours and pro rata for part-time
- Open to part-time applications (3-4 days/week), including experienced Acquisition Marketing Managers seeking a fractional role
- This is a hybrid role. You need to be within commuting distance of Westerham
- Super-quick laptop and good technology
- 25 days holiday per year, pro rata
- Pension plan with employer contributions
- Inclusion in the Company Healthcare scheme and Life Insurance scheme after six months
- Company pension
- Cycle to work scheme
- Private medical insurance
Salaries
Posted range
£40K/yr – £50K/yr
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