About this role
Role Overview
ImagineArt is looking for a Performance Marketing Manager to take charge of paid acquisition for the web product on a fully remote basis. This position suits a growth professional who thrives in a fast-paced environment and wants to drive subscription success for a leading generative AI company. The role allows you to work from any country globally, provided your working day overlaps with Pacific hours for team collaboration and budget management.
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About the Company
ImagineArt is a rapidly growing generative AI company that is redefining global content creation and design. Having achieved significant annual recurring revenue without taking outside funding, the company operates as a profitable, bootstrapped startup. Its proprietary image generation model ranks globally for photo realism, driven by a talented team and a web-first subscription model.
How to Apply
To apply for this role, please visit the official ImagineArt careers page and submit your application with relevant metrics and campaign history.
Questions candidates ask
Is this job fully remote?
Yes, this role is fully remote and you can work from any country, as long as your working schedule overlaps with Pacific hours.
What is the primary focus of the Performance Marketing Manager?
The role focuses on owning paid acquisition for the web product, managing the funnel from ad impression to paid subscription across Meta, TikTok, and Google.
What specific experience is required for the budget management?
Candidates must have personally managed $1M+ USD in paid media budget on a single account, rather than an agency aggregate.
What metrics are most important for this consumer subscription product?
The key metrics are customer acquisition cost, payback window, and trial-to-paid conversion.
What background makes a candidate a poor fit for this role?
Candidates whose experience is mainly in B2B lead generation or brand marketing, or those who rely on agency totals rather than owned budgets, are not a fit.