Growth Marketer

Responsibilities

• Get to know our clients. Learn what they sell, who buys it, how they make money, and what’s getting in the way of growth.
• Help clients feel understood. Join calls, ask thoughtful questions, listen closely, and turn conversations into clear notes and next steps. As you learn, take on more ownership of those relationships.
• Research customers and markets. Explore competitors, customer reviews, ads, websites, and buying experiences. Find useful patterns and explain what they might mean.
• Help bring marketing ideas to life. Draft copy, develop campaign ideas, put together briefs, support launches, and coordinate work with the team.
• Learn to read the numbers. Help track performance and understand what it tells us about customers, campaigns, and the business.
• Use AI every day. Work with Brett to use AI for research, writing, analysis, brainstorming, and building. Experiment, ask better questions, check the output, and keep improving how you work.
• Keep things moving. Follow up, track commitments, flag questions early, and make sure details don’t disappear between meetings.

Requirements

• This is an early-career role. Some experience in marketing, startups, agencies, or another client-facing business is helpful. We’ll teach you a lot of the craft. What you bring is an interest in business, an ability to connect with people, and the initiative to figure things out.
• You connect easily with people. You’re warm, interested, and comfortable having a conversation with someone new. You listen as well as you talk.
• You’re curious about how businesses make money. You naturally think about pricing, customer behavior, costs, repeat purchases, and why someone chooses one company over another.
• You’re an observant consumer. You notice the offer that caught your attention, the confusing checkout, the email you actually opened, or the experience that made you come back.
• You’re eager to learn. You ask questions, seek feedback, and put what you learn into practice.
• You’re excited about AI. You already experiment with it and want to get much better. You can tell us about something you’ve tried and what you learned.
• You take initiative. When something is unfamiliar, you make a thoughtful attempt and know when to ask for help.
• You communicate clearly and follow through. You write a useful email, keep track of details, and do what you said you would do.
• Your experience could come from an internship, an agency role, customer service, sales, a side project, or a business you helped run. Tell us how it shaped the way you think.

Benefits

• Direct mentorship from Brett, exposure to real client businesses, and hands-on experience using AI to solve marketing problems. You’ll get context, feedback, and increasing responsibility as your judgment and skills develop.