The Demand Generation Marketing Manager will develop and execute marketing campaigns, leveraging data for strategy, managing budgets, and optimizing performance across multiple channels.
We are looking for a London-based Demand Generation Marketing Manager to execute marketing campaigns focused on full lifecycle marketing, from acquisition to retention across the BigCommerce and Feedonomics product lines. As a key member of the marketing team, this person must have a passion for leading integrated, multi-channel campaigns with a results and data-driven mentality.
Our ideal candidate is a driven, forward-thinking marketer who can quickly gain a deep understanding of our buyer’s journey and turn that into delivering the right message to the right buyer at the right time.
What you’ll do
- Own the campaign execution plan for merchant acquisition and engagement across key segments and verticals with the goal of generating demand and meeting or exceeding pipeline and revenue targets
- Leverage data and insights to inform campaign strategy, content, and tactic mix, and then work cross-functionally to lead the execution of programs
- Develop and support regionalized instances of global initiatives working alongside the global marketing team
- Act as an internal, cross-functional advocate for the agile deployment of regionalized campaigns for established EMEA markets and growth markets
- Responsible for managing, updating, and reporting out program level budget
- Track, measure, optimize and report on the campaign performance against agreed-upon metrics, identify gaps and action plans to course-correct as the campaign execution unfolds
- Build and maintain marketing plans and associated program calendars
- Use a process of testing to prove hypotheses and recommend performance optimizations
- Lead and project manage internally with internal and external stakeholders
- Build excellent working relationships with all key business leaders, colleagues, and the broader team, including those in Product, Product Marketing, Operations, Legal, and Sales
- Cultivate an environment of teamwork, openness, creativity, and continuous improvement
- Collaborate with senior leaders to establish strategic plans and objectives
- Take on ad-hoc projects as needed
Who you are
- 5+ years of campaign marketing experience, preferably at a SaaS, ecommerce or other subscription-based company
- Demonstrated success with end-to-end integrated campaign design, rollout, and project management
- Experience in audience analysis, messaging, content and journey mapping, program development, and measurement
- Familiarity with inbound and outbound channels (Digital, events, sales outreach, email, partner, content marketing) and an understanding of how they can work together to form an optimal channel mix
- Demonstrated ability to create close alignment and collaboration with other teams
- Experience with Salesforce, Marketo, and JIRA preferred
- The ability to spend at least two days per week in our central London office
#LI-SOL1
#LI-HYBRID
Top Skills
JIRA
Marketo
Salesforce
Similar Jobs at BigCommerce
Cloud • Consumer Web • eCommerce • Information Technology • Software
Responsible for managing the full sales cycle for high-value enterprise accounts, focusing on net new revenue acquisition and collaboration with internal teams.
Top Skills:
ChallengerEcommerceMeddicMeddpicPerformance MarketingSaaS
Cloud • Consumer Web • eCommerce • Information Technology • Software
The Senior Regional Channel Account Manager manages digital agency and global systems integrator relationships, driving partner success and joint marketing initiatives with a focus on revenue growth and client engagement.
Top Skills:
AdobeCommercetoolsEcommerce PlatformsMagentoSaaSSalesforce Commerce CloudShopify
Cloud • Consumer Web • eCommerce • Information Technology • Software
The Senior Business Development Manager will identify and support new business initiatives, conduct market analysis, and collaborate across teams.
Top Skills:
ExcelPowerPoint
What you need to know about the Edinburgh Tech Scene
From traditional pubs and centuries-old universities to sleek shopping malls and glass-paneled office buildings, Edinburgh's architecture reflects its unique blend of history and modernity. But the fusion of past and future isn't just visible in its buildings; it's also shaping the city's economy. Named the United Kingdom's leading technology ecosystem outside of London, Edinburgh plays host to major global companies like Apple and Adobe, as well as a growing number of innovative startups in fields like cybersecurity, finance and healthcare.