Own the 90-day marketing campaign calendar, conversion roadmap, and experimentation pipeline. Lead a small team focused on organic search and onsite production, prepare campaign briefs, and ensure landing pages are launched and quality assured. The role requires e-commerce merchandising, conversion rate optimization, onsite trading, promotional calendar management, structured testing, and objective analysis of results.
Company Description
Homzmart is an end to end community that connects home professionals with homeowners who can browse home designs, furniture, accessories and products and also can find reviews, referring professionals, take advice from professionals and read articles about home improvement.
Job DescriptionAbout the role
Own conversion and the marketing campaign calendar, leading a small team covering organic search and onsite production.
What you will do
- Own a rolling 90 day campaign calendar and issue briefs ahead of launch
- Own the conversion roadmap and the experimentation pipeline
- Ensure landing pages are live and quality assured before campaigns go live
Qualifications
- 5 to 7 years in e-commerce merchandising, CRO or onsite trading
- Experience owning a promotional calendar across multiple channels
- Comfortable designing structured tests and reading results objectively
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