Sage Haus is a nationwide placement service dedicated to matching house managers with busy households. They are seeking a Growth Marketing Lead to manage the conversion engine, focusing on lifecycle marketing through email and SMS, optimizing funnels, and measuring overall growth performance.
Responsibilities:
- Owning lifecycle for both audiences: families (lead → info call → kick-off → placement) and candidates (apply → vet → place → retain)
- Building, testing, and iterating sequences across email and SMS
- Managing the lifecycle stack (Flodesk, our SMS provider, and whatever else we adopt as we scale)
- Owning the metrics: open rate, click rate, conversion, revenue per send
- Designing and running outbound automation that flexes between volume and personalization
- Managing the tooling
- Building targeting, scripts, and sequencing that convert without burning the channel
- Reporting on connection-to-conversation rates and what to optimize
- Partnering across functions to optimize the full funnel — landing pages, lead forms, conversion architecture
- Identifying drop-offs and proposing the test that closes them
- Measuring the impact and iterating
- Standing up the dashboards that tell us what's working — lifecycle, funnel, attribution
- Reporting back to the team on weekly/monthly performance
- Surfacing insights that change what we invest in next
Requirements:
- You've owned lifecycle marketing at a startup and can show real revenue or conversion impact
- You're equally comfortable in email, SMS, and outbound — and know when to use which
- You have hands-on experience with outbound automation tools
- You think in funnels — you can look at a conversion path and see where the leak is
- You're a strong writer who can ghostwrite in someone else's voice without flattening it
- You're fluent with AI tooling — you use it to scale personalization and analysis
- You're data-fluent — you can build a dashboard, read it, and explain it to a non-marketer
- Specific tooling experience (Flodesk, Klaviyo, Customer.io, Smartlead, Clay, GA4) is a plus — but learning speed matters more