When it comes to telling the world about Jobber and moving new people through a funnel, Marketing is your team. They handle everything from spreading awareness, to answering “What’s Jobber?,” to getting new customers in the door, to turning those customers into Jobber advocates!
Jobber’s Brand Marketing and Communications team works on programs and campaigns that grow awareness of Jobber, including our annual Jobber Summit event, our Jobber Grants program, and many other online and offline experiences we collaborate on with our community to pull off! The following areas fall under Brand Marketing and Communications: Brand Partnerships, Communications, Community Programs, Events, Public Relations, and Social Media. Our Marketing department is very collaborative, so you’ll have the support of your colleagues from Product Marketing to the Jobber Creative Studio to make the magic happen.
Our Brand Partnerships team manages both short term and long term relationships with online influencers to build awareness of Jobber and recommend Jobber software to their communities, ultimately driving new Jobber customers. It’s one of our acquisition channels and we’re building it into a best-in-class program.
Reporting to the Senior Manager of Brand Partnerships, the Senior Brand Partnerships Manager is a senior individual contributor role for someone who wants to shape where this channel goes next. Half of your time goes to your own roster of brand partners and the spend behind it, recruiting, coaching, negotiating, and hitting a monthly number. The other half is bigger: you’ll build the strategy for how we help our strongest partners grow further, across the entire program, forecast what it’s worth, prove it on your own roster, and roll it out to the team.
The ideal candidate has done this before. You’ve looked across a whole roster and seen where the real headroom was, not just where the gaps were. You’ve built a strategy, set a number against it, and been held to it. You’re comfortable in the data, confident in a negotiation, and good at getting people who don’t report to you to change how they work. You have a point of view about where creator marketing is heading and the operating discipline to prove it.