Manager Growth Marketing & Content

About the Role Neighborhoods.com and 55places.com are built on a simple but powerful belief: the neighborhood and community you belong to matters more than the house you live in. Our content is the bridge between that belief and the people searching for their next home and community — and we're looking for a leader to make that bridge stronger, smarter, and more impactful than ever. As Sr. Manager of Growth Marketing & Content, you will lead the evolution of our content organization from a production-oriented team into a modern, revenue-connected content engine. You will own the strategy and execution across personalized email campaigns, blog and social content, regional and market-based content, and community creation and publishing — with a clear mandate to drive measurable impact at every stage of the customer journey from MQL engagement through to sale. This is a builder's role. You will inherit a team and a body of work with real foundations, and you will reimagine how that work is done — modernizing tooling, removing workflow chokepoints, reducing over-reliance on legacy processes, and developing the team around you. You will work closely with numerous growth leaders at the company including the Director of Sales and the Director of Customer Engagement, and you will have a dotted-line relationship with the lifecycle email and HubSpot execution team to ensure creative content strategy flows seamlessly into deployment and personalization. This role is 100% remote. This is a W-2 salary position with benefits. Candidates must be eligible to work in the US for any employer; we are unable to sponsor visas.  What You'll Own Growth Marketing & Campaign Content - Lead the development of personalized email campaign content that includes geo and stage based personalization to drive customer conversion, working in close partnership with the customer growth, HubSpot execution team and Customer Engagement team - B Please mention the word **STYLIZED** and tag RNDUuMzguMTYuMTE1 when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RNDUuMzguMTYuMTE1). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.