O que você vai fazer
We’re looking for a Global Growth Manager to serve as the right hand to our CEO, based at our headquarters in Allen, Texas.
This is a high-impact leadership role inside our growth team — with full ownership of our global direct-to-consumer business and e-commerce performance.
We operate two globally leading brands in the bodybuilding and fitness space: GASP and Better Bodies.
Our mission is simple but powerful:
Making the world a better place through fitness.
We build social belonging by connecting like-minded individuals and strengthening our global community.
What You’ll Own
You will lead and scale our global e-commerce growth — driving both revenue and profitability through data-driven strategy, performance marketing, and continuous digital optimization.
Key focus areas include:
• Defining and executing the global e-commerce growth strategy
• Owning online revenue targets and commercial performance
• Leading paid acquisition
• Managing CAC, ROAS, MER & marketing efficiency
• Driving CRO across UX, merchandising, PDPs & checkout
• Improving conversion rate, AOV & mobile performance
• Building reporting frameworks and actionable dashboards
• Overseeing CRM & lifecycle marketing to increase retention & LTV
Who You Are
• Experience in e-commerce, digital growth, or performance leadership
• Proven track record of scaling online revenue
• Commercially sharp and highly analytical
• Experienced within modern e-commerce ecosystems
• Hands-on, collaborative, and results-driven
More info and application
https://www.betterbodies.com/global-growth-manager
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