Passionate. Action-oriented. Creative. Analytical. Do you live and breathe digital marketing and programmatic media buying, crossing effortlessly between DSPs, MMPs, Google Analytics, AdWords, and social media platforms? If so, SpotHero is looking for you. We’re hiring a Digital Marketing Manager to support our digital marketing team and run paid advertising campaigns. Focusing on user acquisition, the Digital Marketing Manager will collaborate with SpotHero’s broader marketing team on our acquisition marketing strategy and execute multi-channel, direct response digital campaigns that drive business growth. This highly quantitative, creative, and technically-sound person will have the opportunity to work across paid search, paid social, programmatic and other digital campaigns that include display, online video, and mobile advertising.

Who we are: SpotHero is a rapidly growing tech company that’s making life easier for the daily driver. Drivers across the nation use the SpotHero mobile app or website to reserve discounted parking on-the-go or in advance.

What will you do?

• Working closely with the Director of Digital Marketing, plan and execute direct response digital marketing campaigns that achieve SpotHero’s growth goals.


• Plan, implement, and optimize our digital acquisition marketing campaigns across display, mobile, and video.


• Execute social media and content marketing campaigns that increase brand affinity and fuel purchase behavior.


• Optimize our programmatic and data-driven digital media campaigns working with our media partners.


• Assist with paid search marketing strategy and performance optimization via our paid search agency.


• Partner with our marketing analytics team on campaign tracking, measurement, reporting and insights, focusing on optimizing in-market campaigns, and gathering insights to make our future marketing efforts even better.


• Help us find the next big thing to grow our business!


• This is not a content marketing role. 

Who you are:

• Analytical.  Your strong quantitative skills lend to creative and effective problem solving.


• Creative.  You know your way around a tagline and can develop a campaign idea.


• Inquisitive.  You are innovative, resourceful, and naturally curious. You ask the right questions and are constantly looking for ways to improve upon things.


• Data-driven.  Your attention to detail is unparalleled. You are obsessed with campaign performance and driving results, but you also use data to uncover customer insights.


• Tenacious.  You are naturally curious and hungry to find “Game Changers” that move the needle; you embrace the unknown.


• A Technologist.  You have experience with tools, platforms, and technologies used to implement, optimize, track, measure, and analyze paid media.

Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree or higher


• 5-7 years of experience in digital marketing, social media, and/or paid search


• Proven experience in a start-up or other data-driven marketing environment


• Flexibility and comfort with ambiguity; you want to make a big impact day-to-day but appreciate that your role will evolve as we grow


• Expertise in Google Analytics, AdWords, MMPs, and/or DSPs, and strong Excel skills

What we’re offering:

• Career game changer – A truly unique experience to work for a fast growing startup in a role with unlimited potential for growth.


• Excellent benefits – We cover 90% of Medical Premiums, 50% of Dental & Vision Premiums, and offer company sponsored Life Insurance.


• Flexible PTO policy and great work/life balance – We value and support each individual team member.


• Fun perks like snacks, catered lunches, happy hours, wellness programs, and SpotHero swag.


• Annual parking stipend (duh – we're a parking company!).


• The opportunity to collaborate with fun, innovative, and passionate people in a casual, yet highly productive atmosphere.


• A workplace recognized as the Startup of the Year by Built in Chicago and one of Chicago’s Best Places to Work for Women Under 35 by Crain’s Chicago Business.

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