Marketing Manager

Halevora runs the marketing behind leading online creators, and this role owns it end to end. You set the positioning, plan the campaigns, brief the specialists, and defend every decision with numbers. An idea that never reaches a number is not a strategy here, and we mean that.

What you actually do

You write the marketing plan and then you run it. Positioning, campaigns, the content calendar, paid channels, and measurement all report into one head: yours. You brief designers and ad specialists, hold the deadlines, and read the results yourself.

You spend a real budget and answer for it. When something works you scale it. When it does not, you say so plainly and change course. We measure outcomes, not activity, and the strategy carries your name.

• You have run marketing budgets and can talk about CAC, conversion, and payback without notes.
• You are done executing other people's plans. You want your name on the strategy.
• You lead design, numbers, and deadlines at the same time without dropping any of them.
• You defend decisions with data and drop them the same way when the data turns.
• You can say the words 'I was wrong, here is what we change' out loud, in front of the team.

• You polish presentations for a living. This role is measured on outcomes, not slides.
• You have never spent a marketing budget you had to answer for.
• You want a specialist lane. This role holds every thread of the plan at once.
• You treat reporting as an afterthought. Here the numbers are the conversation.