We’re working with a fast-scaling digital-first health & wellness brand on a mission to shake up a traditionally slow-moving sector. With strong product-market fit, investment in growth, and a cross-functional culture built for high performance, this is a standout opportunity to lead paid acquisition at scale. The environment is sharp, agile, and full of people who care deeply about what they do — and how it impacts customers.
The Head of Performance Marketing will own and optimise the paid media strategy across Google, Meta, YouTube, Affiliates, and emerging platforms. You’ll lead a multimillion-pound budget, shape the roadmap for diversification, and play a critical role in reducing CAC while scaling customer acquisition.
The Head of Performance Marketing will…
– Own the UK performance marketing budget, managing CAC:LTV and contribution margin
– Lead strategy and execution across Google, Meta, YouTube, Bing, and affiliate partners
– Build testing pipelines and creative loops with design, brand, and content teams
– Reduce platform dependency and drive 35%+ of traffic from non-Google channels
– Grow and lead a high-performing acquisition team with full autonomy
You Will Need
– 8–12 years’ experience in performance marketing across D2C, health, or subscription eCommerce
– Proven success scaling £5M+ media budgets and managing multi-channel funnels
– Analytical strength in CAC, ROAS, LTV, attribution, and incrementality
– Fluency with tools like Google Ads, Meta, TikTok, GA4, Looker, and Amplitude
– Comfort in fast-paced, regulated, or health-centric sectors
Why You’ll Love It
– High-impact, high-ownership role with exec-level exposure
– Shares and bonus package alongside base salary
– Agile environment with full tooling support and experimentation culture
– Hybrid flexibility with vibrant office access in London
– Clear success metrics and rapid feedback loops to measure your impact
Apply today to take your career to the next level with a pioneering company.
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