Director, Growth Marketing

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Overview of Webflow and Position

At Webflow, the goal is to democratize web development by providing a platform where powerful websites can be built visually without coding. This has attracted a global user base including Fortune 500 companies. Webflow is now hiring a remote Director, Growth Marketing to innovate and lead user acquisition strategies.

The Role

The Director, Growth Marketing role is remote-first, full-time, and exempt, offering a competitive salary based on US location and experience. The role reports to the VP, Growth and involves strategic leadership, team leadership, channel optimization, cross-functional collaboration, and an upmarket focus.

Key Responsibilities

• Optimizing both paid and organic growth marketing channels.
• Providing strategic and team leadership to a group of over 10 marketing professionals.
• Collaborating with other departments to ensure a united approach to achieving acquisition targets.
• Developing strategies for targeting higher-value customer segments.

About the Candidate

Candidates should have significant experience in growth marketing, be data-driven, and possess strong collaboration skills. Although meeting all qualifications is a plus, those meeting at least half may still be considered.

Core Behaviors and Benefits

Webflow values customer experience, urgency, clear communication, and impact. They offer substantial benefits, including equity ownership, healthcare, flexible PTO, parental leave, professional growth support, and wellness programs.

Inclusivity at Webflow

Webflow is committed to building an inclusive team and encourages applications from diverse backgrounds. Decisions are made without regard to protected classifications.

Conclusion

This directorship at Webflow presents an invaluable opportunity for a skilled professional in growth marketing to make a significant impact while enjoying comprehensive benefits and being part of an inclusive work culture.

This job offer was originally published on Jobicy