LeadFull-time · New York City, or remote
Marketing lead
You own this function and set its direction.
Own how NextChapter reaches employers, partners and candidates: LinkedIn, B2B campaigns, and the monthly newsletter outreach.
About the role
The marketing lead takes NextChapter to the people who should know about it: employers, colleges, workforce boards, partners and candidates. You work with the editorial lead, who owns what we say, and the sales lead, who owns the pipeline.
Seniority: Senior leader. Owns marketing channels and reports to the founder. Comparable titles: Director of Marketing, Head of Marketing.
What you will do
- Run the LinkedIn calendar for the company and the founder.
- Plan and run B2B campaigns to the lead list, with the sales lead.
- Own newsletter operations: lists, segments, schedule, sends and unsubscribes.
- Take each monthly report to press, partners and the people who should read it.
- Report weekly on what worked, from visit to signup to meeting.
Required qualifications
- 7+ years of experience in marketing, including B2B campaigns you ran and their results.
- Comfort with analytics and testing.
- Care about accuracy in everything you publish.
- Everyday use of AI tools for drafting, research and campaign analysis, and knowing where they fail.
Preferred qualifications
- Experience with LinkedIn and email marketing at a small company.
- You use AI tools to draft and research, and you know where they fail.
Skills and tools
- seo
- google analytics
- hubspot
- demand generation
- account-based marketing
- content strategy
- crm
What you need to know
- Email deliverability and list hygiene
- Marketing to HR, education and workforce buyers
- Attribution from first visit to meeting booked
How you work
- You test, measure and change course quickly.
- You work with the editorial lead on voice and the sales lead on targets.
- You stay inside the law on email and claims.
In your first 90 days
- A steady posting cadence.
- Three tested B2B sequences.
- The newsletter sent on time each month, with a first attribution report.