Creative Marketing Manager

Turning marketing into a market-domination weapon, we created a new category — the marketplace for future customers. Businesses shop for leads as they shop for products in e-commerce: full transparency, control, and predictable outcomes. We are the #1 lead marketplace in the USA, and we are accelerating.

We are looking for a Creative Marketing Manager to turn ideas into high-performing ad creatives that drive measurable business results. You will own how marketing messages are translated into execution — from concept to performance — ensuring speed, clarity, and continuous optimization.

This role is not about “making creatives.” It is about producing assets that convert, scale, and outperform competitors.

Turn marketing hypotheses into testable ad creatives, fast

Produce clear, focused messaging tailored to specific audience segments

Continuously test, analyze, and optimize creatives based on performance data

Identify why creatives win or fail and double down on what works

Work closely with marketing and related teams to align on strategy and execution

Ensure each creative has a clear goal, audience, and measurable outcome

Scale successful concepts and eliminate underperforming ones quickly

You focus on aesthetics over performance

You cannot explain why a creative works or fails

You rely on intuition instead of data

You move slowly or over-polish instead of shipping and testing

You expect detailed instructions instead of taking ownership

Month 1:

Understand product, audience, and current creatives

Start producing and testing creatives with clear hypotheses

Establish baseline performance metrics

Month 3 (the bar):

Show clear improvement in creative performance (CTR, CPA, etc.)

Consistently produce winning or scalable creatives

Demonstrate fast iteration cycles and data-driven decisions

We move fast, test constantly, and prioritize results over process. You will get context quickly and be expected to deliver value early. We evaluate trajectory, not perfection — fast learning and adjustment matter more than getting everything right immediately.