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Performance Marketing Manager

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Performance Marketing Manager
About Snomad
Snomad is the fastest-growing platform in skiing, helping skiers and snowboarders discover the best places to ski through authentic ratings, reviews, community insights, and detailed resort information. Our community has contributed over 400,000 skier and snowboarder ratings, alongside tens of thousands of reviews, tips, and recommendations.
Following rapid audience and revenue growth, we’re launching Snomad Premium, our new paid membership product. We’re looking for an experienced Performance Marketing Manager to take ownership of growing our Premium membership base and help make subscription revenue a major part of Snomad’s future growth.
The Role
You’ll own the acquisition, conversion, and retention engine behind Snomad Premium. This includes paid acquisition across Meta, Google, and TikTok, budget management, funnel optimisation, lifecycle marketing, and performance reporting.
You’ll be focused on continuously improving key metrics including Customer Acquisition Cost, Return on Ad Spend, conversion rate, retention, and Lifetime Value. This isn’t just a paid media role. You’ll look at the entire journey from first click through to registration, Premium sign-up, onboarding, and renewal.
A major part of the role will be improving conversion by optimising landing pages, registration and sign-up flows, upgrade journeys, and the product itself. You’ll work closely with product and development to identify changes that can increase registration, Premium conversion, engagement, and retention.
You’ll work directly with the founder and have significant autonomy to test, learn, and build the growth systems that underpin Snomad’s next stage.
Responsibilities
Paid Acquisition
- Own paid acquisition across Meta, Google, TikTok, and other relevant channels.
- Plan, launch, and optimise campaigns to acquire new Premium members.
- Own paid media budgets and allocate spend based on performance.
- Improve Customer Acquisition Cost, Return on Ad Spend, and Lifetime Value to Customer Acquisition Cost.
- Test audiences, creative, messaging, offers, and channels.
- Identify and test new acquisition opportunities.
Funnel & Conversion Optimisation
- Own and improve the journey from visitor to registered user and Premium member.
- Identify friction and drop-off throughout the acquisition funnel.
- Optimise registration, sign-up, checkout, and Premium upgrade flows.
- Run structured conversion experiments across landing pages, pricing, messaging, and user journeys.
- Work with product and development to identify product improvements that increase conversion and engagement.
- Improve how Premium benefits and features are surfaced throughout Snomad.
- Build and prioritise an ongoing testing roadmap based on data and commercial impact.
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Lifecycle & Retention
- Build onboarding and lifecycle campaigns that improve activation, engagement, and renewal.
- Develop email and CRM journeys for different stages of the customer lifecycle.
- Identify behaviours linked to retention and use them to improve the product and communications.
- Develop churn-reduction, renewal, and win-back campaigns.
- Identify opportunities to increase member Lifetime Value.
Performance & Analytics
- Track and report key growth metrics including:
- Customer Acquisition Cost
- Return on Ad Spend
- Conversion rate
- Cost per registration
- Registration-to-Premium conversion
- Lifetime Value
- Retention and churn
- Payback period
- Analyse performance by channel, audience, creative, and cohort.
- Build clear dashboards and turn performance data into actions.
- Forecast acquisition performance and budget requirements.
- Ensure accurate tracking, analytics, and attribution are in place across the funnel.
About You
We’re looking for someone highly commercial, analytical, and comfortable being accountable for measurable growth. You’ll ideally have 3–5 years of experience in performance, growth, or digital marketing.
You should have:
- Proven growth impact within a direct-to-consumer, subscription, e-commerce, or digital product business.
- Hands-on experience running Meta and Google Ads.
- Experience owning and managing paid media budgets.
- Strong understanding of Customer Acquisition Cost, Return on Ad Spend, Lifetime Value, conversion, and retention.
- Experience building and optimising digital acquisition funnels.
- Experience improving registration, sign-up, or subscription conversion journeys.
- Strong understanding of conversion rate optimisation and experimentation.
- Experience using performance and customer data to make commercial decisions.
- Confidence with analytics, tracking, and attribution.
- The ability to combine strategy with hands-on execution.
- A proactive attitude and strong ability to get stuff done.


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Nice to Have
- Experience growing a subscription or membership product.
- Experience launching a new paid consumer product.
- Experience working closely with product and development teams.
- Lifecycle or CRM marketing experience.
- TikTok Ads experience.
- Google Analytics, Tag Manager, or product analytics experience.
- Experience developing paid social creative and testing frameworks.
- Experience within travel, skiing, outdoor sports, or another enthusiast-led category.
- A genuine passion for skiing or snowboarding.
Why Join Snomad?
You’ll be joining at a point where the foundations are in place, but there is still huge scope to shape how we grow. You’ll have the opportunity to:
- Take ownership of a brand-new subscription product.
- Build the acquisition, conversion, and retention engine from an early stage.
- Influence both marketing and product decisions.
- Work with an established and rapidly growing audience.
- Run experiments and see the commercial impact of your work quickly.
- Work directly with the founder and have real influence over Snomad’s next stage.
- We’re a small team, so this role will suit someone who enjoys autonomy, moves quickly, and wants their work to have a visible impact.
Salary & Location
- £40,000–£60,000, depending on experience.
- Permanent, full-time role.
- Based in our Twickenham office, around five minutes from the station.
- Significant autonomy and ownership.
- Potential for team ski trips depending on company performance.
To Apply
Please apply through our Snomad careers page with:
- Your CV
- A short cover letter explaining why you’re a great fit for the role
- Examples of the growth impact you have delivered in previous roles
- Your favourite place to ski or snowboard and why
We’re particularly interested in candidates who can demonstrate, with numbers, how they have improved acquisition efficiency, conversion, or customer growth.
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