Lead marketing and business development for a small literary magazine. Build subscriber funnels and online presence, manage website, email, social, and paid ads, measure performance, coordinate freelancers, and pursue ad sales, sponsorships, and partnerships. Hands-on execution and analysis expected.
VOLUME 0 is a literary magazine focused on the new lit scene. We publish short fiction by indie authors unafraid to break the mold. We’re a lean team of 3 editors, and are looking for a Brand & Growth Manager to help lead marketing and business development efforts. We are looking for a hands-on person that can execute at a granular level.
What you will do…
- Build a subscriber funnel and online presence to build the business
- Manage and align the following elements:
- Website
- Email program
- Social media
- Paid ads
- Measure and report on performance drawing insights and translating into actionable next steps
- Onboard, coordinate and work with freelancers and other contributors
- Potentially participate in or lead:
- Ad sales and sponsorships
- Collaborations and partnerships
About you…
- 4+ years of experience in customer acquisition, brand marketing, creative direction, or social media at a consumer or lifestyle brand.
- Experience building an enrollment funnel for a content/media/consumer brand.
- Interest in and knowledge of the indie literary and magazine businesses.
- You push boundaries and take creative risks with your ideas.
- You are scrappy, hands-on, and hard working
- Ability to perform analysis and do math.
- You are looking for an in-office job.
Salary Range: $90,000 - $125,000
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