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Growth Marketing Manager, Retention & Lifecycle (LCM)

  • $150K - $180K
  • Anywhere
  • Pleno
  • On-site
  • Full time
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Salary

$150K - $180K

Location

Anywhere

Setup

On-site

Posted

1 month ago

Lifecycle MarketingRetentionHealthcare/HealthTechEmail & SMSOn-Site$150K-$180KManager Level

The Challenge

General Medicine is building a patient-centric health platform and needs someone to architect their entire lifecycle strategy from scratch. You'll own retention and engagement across email, SMS, push, and in-app-turning clinical data into personalized, compliant experiences that keep patients engaged and coming back.

Your Mission

First 3 Months
1

Map the complete customer journey and identify 5+ high-leverage touchpoints across onboarding, activation, and early engagement

2

Audit existing lifecycle flows (email, SMS, push) and document current performance baseline across activation, retention, and LTV metrics

3

Design and launch first optimized onboarding sequence with segmentation strategy targeting 15%+ improvement in day-7 activation

4

Establish CRM data foundation: validate event tracking, triggers, and segmentation logic; document HIPAA compliance requirements

By 6 Months
1

Build and optimize 4+ core lifecycle flows (onboarding, nurture, winback, retention) with A/B testing roadmap; target 20%+ lift in repeat engagement

2

Increase customer LTV by 25% through personalized retention and education messaging tied to clinical milestones

3

Establish lifecycle analytics dashboard tracking activation, retention cohorts, channel performance, and revenue impact

4

Scale lifecycle content strategy: create 30+ pieces of clinical-to-patient-friendly messaging; train cross-functional team on lifecycle voice

KPIs You'll Own

Day-7 & Day-30 Activation Rate

Percentage of onboarded users completing key actions; target improvement of 15-20% within first 3 months.

Customer Retention Cohort Analysis

Monthly/quarterly retention curves by cohort to measure impact of lifecycle interventions on repeat usage.

Lifecycle LTV Uplift

Revenue impact of retention and engagement programs; target 20%+ improvement over 6 months.

Email/SMS Engagement Metrics

Open rates, click-through rates, conversion rates, and unsubscribe rates by segment and flow.

Funnel Conversion Rate

Movement between lifecycle stages (onboarded → activated → retained); measure lift from optimized messaging.

Channel Performance & Attribution

Performance by channel (email, SMS, push, in-app) to optimize media mix and ROI.

Tools & Stack

Email/SMS Platform (Klaviyo, Iterable, or Braze implied)CRM/Marketing AutomationAnalytics & BI (Mixpanel, Amplitude, or similar)A/B Testing & Experimentation ToolsSegment/Event TrackingFigma or similar (for journey mapping)Salesforce or healthcare-specific CRMGoogle Sheets/Excel

Your Team

Your Manager

Head of Marketing

Current Team

Likely small marketing team; you'll be first dedicated lifecycle hire

New role

The Package

Salary

$150K-$180K base

Remote

On-site (location not specified; assume HQ-based)

Benefits & Perks

Impact-driven role in healthcare/patient experience
Autonomy to architect lifecycle strategy from ground up
Cross-functional collaboration with product and clinical teams
HIPAA/compliance experience and healthcare domain knowledge

Company Intelligence

General Medicine is a healthcare/health tech company building patient-centric experiences. The company operates in consumer health or digital health space, though specific model (B2C, B2B2C, telehealth, etc.) is unclear. They're at a growth stage where lifecycle and retention are becoming strategic priorities.

Culture

Customer-centric, data-driven, clinical + product focused; values compliance and empathetic communication

Is This Role For You?

For You If
  • You've built lifecycle programs at a fast-growing startup or consumer health brand and have 4-6 years of hands-on CRM/email strategy experience
  • You're obsessed with data: funnel analysis, cohort tracking, A/B testing, and turning insights into action excite you
  • You can write clear, empathetic, patient-friendly copy and translate clinical concepts into accessible messaging
  • You thrive owning the full stack-strategy, execution, optimization, and analytics-and love collaborating cross-functionally
Won't Work If
  • You prefer high-level strategy over hands-on execution; this role requires you to design AND build flows yourself
  • Healthcare compliance (HIPAA, deliverability, privacy) feels like a burden rather than a non-negotiable guardrail
  • You lack experience with email, SMS, or marketing automation platforms; this is table-stakes for the role

Interview Process

1

Screening

Conversation with recruiter or Head of Marketing about lifecycle experience, healthcare background, and analytics depth

2

Case Study or Portfolio Review

Walk through a lifecycle program you built (onboarding, retention, winback) and explain metrics impact and testing approach

3

Cross-Functional Interviews

Meetings with product, clinical, and broader marketing team to assess collaboration style and healthcare/compliance understanding

4

Final Conversation

Deeper discussion with Head of Marketing about vision for lifecycle strategy, roadmap priorities, and team structure

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