No marketing that just looks good. No campaign without impact. Real ownership of a function you're bringing together for the first time.
As Head of Marketing (m/f/d) at our headquarters in Munich, you take full ownership of building a new, integrated marketing function, with short decision paths and plenty of room to shape it. Marketing at yoummday has grown organically so far, across three separate areas: Brand & Corporate Communications, Client Marketing (B2B), and Talent Market Place (TMP, B2C-style), our talent marketplace responsible for recruiting our freelance CX agents. You bring these three previously independent teams together: with an aligned strategy, central steering, and unified reporting.
YOUR MISSION
Build a focused, measurable and scalable marketing function that supports client growth, freelancer acquisition, and yoummday's brand positioning in our target markets.
YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES
- Strategy & Prioritization. You define the overall marketing and brand strategy across clients, freelance agents, and corporate positioning, set clear priorities and budget allocation, and translate business goals into measurable marketing objectives and roadmaps.
- Organization. You lead the Brand & Communications, Client Marketing, and Talent Market Place teams, clarify roles and interfaces between them, and decide where capabilities should be built internally or covered through agencies and freelancers.
- Cross-Functional Marketing Capabilities. You establish an integrated approach to content, visual design, and brand guidelines, and build consistent analytics, tracking, and performance reporting that effectively supports all target groups and channels.
- Channel and Audience Management. You define the role and objectives of the key channels, including website, performance marketing, social media, ABM, events, partnerships, and PR, and ensure clear end-to-end ownership of the most critical channels.
- Performance Management. You manage marketing based on measurable outcomes such as lead generation, freelancer acquisition, conversion, and brand impact, create transparency on marketing spend and effectiveness, and continuously shift resources based on performance.
