Marketing Manager - Tech

£50,000 - £55,000 + travel expenses & perks

Remote Working

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If you're a marketer who knows recruitment, this exciting rectech startup is looking for someone like you!
  • £50,000 to £55,000 + travel and perks
  • Remote from a UK home base with weekly London meet-up and monthly Belgium travel
Take ownership of the full marketing mix for a growing rec-tech startup where decisions are quick and good ideas get used.

Your focus will be demand generation, LinkedIn Ads and building a social presence with a recognisable personality. You will have the freedom to test and improve, with budget available for the tools and advertising that can make a measurable impact.

The role is remote from your UK home base, with weekly travel to a London coworking space and one trip each month to the Belgian head office.

What You’ll Be Doing
  • Own the marketing plan across demand generation, content, paid and organic social and brand.
  • Plan and optimise LinkedIn Ads, measuring lead quality and pipeline contribution.
  • Build an engaging business social presence with a clear and credible voice.
  • Manage spend carefully and invest in the channels and tools that deliver results.
What You’ll Need to Bring
  • B2B marketing experience in recruitment, rec-tech or a closely related SaaS market, with a clear understanding of how recruiters and recruitment leaders engage and buy.
  • Hands-on demand generation and LinkedIn Ads experience, supported by clear performance measures.
  • Strong writing judgement and the ability to give a business brand genuine personality.
  • A practical, cost-conscious and proactive mindset that suits a young, fast-moving startup team.
Who They Are
They are a growing rec-tech startup with strong early trading results and a proven commercial track record. The young, ambitious team has a bias towards action and the business is ready to invest in marketing to build on that momentum.

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Contact:

Chloe Whitelock

+44 (0)7721 260801

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