SPCloser – Founding Growth Marketer

1848 Ventures

11d

About The Position

At SPCloser, we believe every salesperson has the potential to be a star closer — and we’re here to unlock that potential. SPCloser is an AI-powered coaching platform designed for in-person sales professionals. SPCloser offers real-time, tailored feedback on live customer conversations. Instead of relying on guesswork or memory, sales teams get actionable insights on tone, confidence, objection handling, and emotional intelligence, the soft skills that really drive conversions. Backed by 1848 Ventures, our mission is to transform traditional, sporadic training into continuous, strengths-based development that empowers reps to build genuine relationships, close more deals, and grow their confidence. With SPCloser, coaching becomes seamless, consistent, and deeply human – because selling is more than just a script. You’ll join as our first dedicated marketing hire, helping build a B2B Saas company serving SMB in-home sales teams. The Opportunity As our Founding Growth Marketer, you’ll be a core part of the team driving go-to-market strategy, validating demand, and shaping the SPCloser brand. You’ll own growth end-to-end – from positioning and messaging to reporting on acquisition, activation, and revenue. Working directly with the CEO, you’ll collaborate cross-functionally to test early hypotheses, learn quickly, and build repeatable growth engines from the ground up. This is a hands-on role for a full-stack growth marketer who can think strategically and execute tactically across digital, content, and community channels.

Requirements

5+ years in growth, demand generation or full-stack B2B Saas marketing including experience as first or early marketing hire working closely with founders.
A scrappy, experiment-driven marketer who thrives in early-stage ambiguity and turns data, insights, and creativity into scalable growth.
Energized by building from scratch and comfortable prioritizing ruthlessly with limited time and budget.
A hands-on individual contributor who loves writing copy, building landing pages, setting up workflows, and digging into dashboards.
Strong bias to action – you’d rather ship a good-enough experiment and learn than polish a campaign for months.
Fluent with AI-powered marketing tools.
Comfortable with HubSpot or similar CRMs, including automation, email, analytics, and lifecycle management.
Experienced working with freelancers, designers, and content partners in fast-moving environments.
Proven track record creating high-performing content across blog, social, email, and ad channels.
Analytical mindset – comfortable with A/B testing, funnel analysis, and KPI reporting.
Strong communicator with excellent writing, editing, and presentation skills.
Team-oriented, adaptable, and energized by building something new from the ground up.

Responsibilities

Be SPCloser’s first marketing hire and key member of the early team, helping refine ICPs, value propositions, and go-to-market for SMB in-home sales.
Design and run experiments that drive customer acquisition and activation across PLG and founder-led sales channels.
Own the self-serve sign-up and onboarding funnel, running experiments to improve activation, time-to-value, and trial-to-paid conversion.
Interview customers and prospects to understand workflows, objections, and language – and turn insights into messaging and campaigns.
Run a steady cadence of small experiments across website, email, and in-product touchpoints, doubling down on what works.
Set up and maintain a lightweight but reliable growth stack (Webflow, HubSpot, analytics) to track the funnel and guide decisions.
Test and scale a focused mix of paid channels (Google, Meta, LinkedIn) once messaging and ICP are validated, using freelancers or agencies where it adds leverage.
Define and refine ICPs and buying journeys across self-serve and sales-assisted paths to keep marketing, product, and sales aligned.
Use product usage and CRM data to identify high-intent signals and trigger lifecycle campaigns that drive expansion, referrals, and upsell.
Plan and produce organic content: social posts, articles, newsletters –that educates and drives engagement, especially on LinkedIn.
Partner with industry associations to co-create content, host webinars, and activate member networks.
Analyze performance across analytics tools and iterate continuously.
Contribute to our content engine with playbooks, customer stories, how-tos, and practical resources.
Use AI tools to streamline content creation and marketing automation.