Circleback
Founding Marketer
San Francisco
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 111 days ago
About the role
- You'd be the first person in this role-which means there's no playbook and no existing team.
- Just a product people love and a lot of room to run.
- Once people start using Circleback, they stick around.
Responsibilities
- Build and run growth experiments across channels (paid, organic, community, partnerships, content) with a bias toward finding what actually scales, not just what looks busy
- Drum up buzz for product launches-coordinate releases, build anticipation, and make sure the right people know about what we're shipping
- Define and own Circleback's brand positioning and messaging-figure out what we want people to think when they see Circleback, and make that show up consistently everywhere
- Set up automated growth systems (retargeting, intent-based lead capture, website conversion tools) that compound over time
- Work with contractors or agencies as needed for design, ads, or other specialized work
- You're comfortable with brand and positioning work but equally excited about running experiments, building automations, and looking at data.
- Small team, large problem-the product category we're building didn't exist until recently
Requirements
- You have strong opinions about what good marketing looks like but hold them loosely enough to let results change your mind.
- Although a design background is not required, we do expect a strong sense of taste and attention to detail in how the brand shows up publicly.
Skills
- Every meeting will be AI-enabled.
- But meeting notes are just the beginning.
Company info
- We're looking for someone to own marketing at Circleback.
- find creative ways to grow awareness, make the brand match the quality of the product, build buzz around what we're shipping, and build the systems that turn attention into customers.
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