Tomorrow Recruitment Ltd | B Corp™
Marketing Manager - Part Time

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We're looking for a Marketing Manager to build and run the internal marketing function for an award-winning, tech-led brand and design agency.
Working across complex B2B sectors including technology, SaaS, fintech, mobility and energy, you'll turn specialist expertise into content, visibility and meaningful commercial opportunities.
This is a chance to shape an always-on marketing engine, work closely with senior leadership and bring real structure to a growing agency.
The Opportunity
- You'll own a focused quarterly marketing plan across content, thought leadership, PR, social media, digital, CRM and sales enablement.
- You'll write and edit content, coordinate internal and external teams, support targeted campaigns and improve how activity is measured.
- You'll also help establish HubSpot lead capture, scoring and nurture workflows.
- As the agency grows, there is scope to expand the function and contribute to wider research, strategy and community activity.
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About You
- You're already operating confidently at Marketing Manager level within an agency, consultancy or marketing services environment.
- You bring:
- Experience owning multichannel agency marketing plans
- Strong writing, editing and content-planning skills
- Hands-on HubSpot knowledge
- Familiarity with LinkedIn, Google Analytics, Google Search Console, SEO, email platforms, Figma, Canva or Pitch
- Confidence using AI tools for research, planning and content workflows
- A thoughtful, practical and data-aware approach
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- £30K - £40K for a three-day week [dependent on experience, and equivalent to £50,000 to £65,000 full-time]
- Central London studio with two office days, including Tuesdays as the team anchor day
Ready to make the Marketing Manager role your own? Pop your CV and Folio [if possible] to CS@tomorrowlondon.co.uk
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