Lessonface Is Hiring a Marketing Director

Lessonface seeks visionary, action-oriented, data-driven marketing director.

ABOUT LESSONFACE, PBC

Since 2013, Lessonface has connected students with great teachers for music and language lessons online, delivering on our mission to help students achieve their goals while treating teachers equitably.*

As an established leader in online music lessons, we are seeing record growth and interest, and are looking for a marketing director to join us and help continue to spread the word about our platform. We are a small team. There is significant room for your growth with us, as we together enable teachers to teach online, putting students on a path to better express themselves through music, arts, and language, while enjoying the time spent along the way.

ABOUT THE IDEAL CANDIDATE

Marketer with experience developing & launching programs and products
Advocate of lifelong learning, music and arts
Professional and collaborative
Able to contribute own ideas and to enthusiastically adopt, envision, and deliver on whatever is the prevailing strategy
Knowledge of advertising platforms including Adwords, Facebook, and other paid media
Greater enthusiasm for content marketing and ability to produce compelling content
History of building partnerships, whether in an organization, social, or creative endeavor
Visually precise, design chops a big plus
Grammatically perfect, probably have qualms with this copy and ideas of how to better express these qualifications
Willing to use (& experienced with at least some of): Creative Cloud, MS Office, Canva, Airtable, Premiere, Final Cut, Notion, Slack, Mailchimp, Jira

ABOUT THE POSITION

   •   Full time
   •   Salary commensurate with experience
   •   Work from wherever you are
   •   Friendly & productive company vibe
   •   Start date asap

Apply by sending your resume and a cover letter expressing how you fit the above qualifications to hr@lessonface.com.

Posted on 7/20/20

*Kristof, Kathy. "Review: There's Money to Be Made Teaching Music Through an App." Los Angeles Times. June 20, 2020.