Growth Marketing Manager Toronto
ContactMonkey Inc. - August, California, United States
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CTR You have the ability to work independently and be a self-starter with a desire to test new, out-of-the-box ideas Deep understanding of demand generation best practices, marketing automation tools (Hubspot), CRMs (Salesforce) and analytics platforms (Looker) You are experienced in launching and testing paid advertising for B2B You are a team player and work well with others You are able to join us in our Toronto office (3 days a week) How you can stand out Experience running and scaling ad spend across multiple channels; Google, LinkedIn, Meta Any Paid Social, Google Ad or HubSpot Certifications are a bonus Comfortable owning our martech stack and being the ‘go-to’ for marketing ops support on the team You're proud of some of the high-converting marketing campaigns you've already run in your career, and have quantifiable results to show for it You're a marketer who knows that "growth" means more than just lead gen
What we bring to the table 100% employer-paid benefits and a health spending account from day one Work from anywhere in the world for up to 6 weeks Stock option plan for a stake in our success Generous vacation package to take well-deserved breaks Personal development budget to fuel your growth ️ Summer flex days in July and August One personal day and one volunteering day to give back to the community Five health days per year Beautiful downtown Toronto office for hybrid work—stocked with all the best snacks Who We Are Our all-in-one platform—featuring a drag-and-drop email builder, engagement tools, and analytics—makes it easy for businesses to create, send, and measure their internal email campaigns directly within Outlook or Gmail. This way, internal communications go from being ignored to binge-worthy, sparking more opens, clicks, and conversations. We’ve been on an explosive growth streak over the past few years, and we’re not slowing down anytime soon. Here’s a bit of what we’re proud of: Ranked by the Globe & Mail
as one of Canada’s fastest-growing companies Recognized in 2023 Deloitte Technology Fast 50
awards for the highest revenue growth over the
past four years Recognized in 2023 Deloitte Technology Fast 500
as one of the fastest-growing companies in North America Raised a record $55 million Series A financing
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