Solo Technology/Software

Growth Marketing Manager

Remote Full-time
  • Solo is Closing the Justice Gap
  • Solo helps people resolve debt lawsuits. So far, we’ve helped Americans respond to over $1 billion in debt lawsuits, and we’re just getting started. Over 70 million people are in collections every year, and we want to help every one of them.
  • We’re backed by Kleiner Perkins and Y Combinator, the investors behind Apple, Google, Stripe, and AirBnB.
  • You can read about us in TechCrunch, Business Insider, Bloomberg, NPR, ABC, IBT, and FastCompany.
  • You can learn about our mission and principles here.
  • You’ll own a portfolio of growth channels
  • We’re hiring a growth marketing manager.
  • Own our Google Ads account
  • Own and create other marketing channels including performance marketing and affiliate
  • Run many experiments constantly on all channels you are managing
  • Cycle through build-measure-learn feedback loops to grow these channels
  • Scale these channels to millions of dollars in revenue and beyond
  • Contribute to the growth roadmap and development backlog
  • Solo is fully remote, so this job is fully remote. This person will be considered to eventually lead the growth team. Salary range $80,000 – $120,000. Bonuses are administered quarterly based on revenue growth. Equity range is 0.001% – .5%.

You have a background in scaling

We’re looking for someone with these qualifications.

3+ years of work experience

Experience running Google Ads accounts

  • Experience running affiliate campaigns or other growth channels
  • Experience at a tech startup that has gone through scale
  • Some ability to code
  • Desires to move uncomfortably fast
  • Believes excellence is the only authority
  • Discovers reality through data analysis and experimentation
  • Continuously improves over time
  • Experience in the debt collection or debt settlement industries is a plus
  • Has a background in growth marketing, management consulting, or software development.

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