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About the Role As our Lifecycle Marketing Manager, you own the always-on programs that drive conversion from handraiser to qualified meeting. That means building the nurture infrastructure ...

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The Role We're hiring a Director of Lifecycle Marketing to define and scale our member communications strategy. In this role, you'll build a best-in-class, global omni-channel lifecycle engine ...

We are searching for a Software Lifecycle Specialist to join our team. Position Description This role will be focused on strengthening our software development lifecycle, ensuring high-quality ...

Overview The Lead, Lifecycle Marketing serves as the senior execution driver for SHRM's marketing initiatives, supporting the Manager, Lifecycle Marketing in ensuring campaigns promoting membership ...

About the Role We're looking for a Lifecycle Marketing Manager to own how Coast activates, retains, and grows every customer after they sign. Our fuel card is the first product customers get from ...

We are seeking a Director of Lifecycle Management to build and lead a Lifecycle Management as a Service practice within a managed services provider environment. This role is responsible for creating ...

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Lifecycle Marketer, Enterprise

New York, NY · On-site

$19.75/hr

DR - You'll own and operate demand-gen nurture flows for net-new prospects, lifecycle programs for customers (upsell/expansion), partnerships and ad-hoc one-off sends, increasingly driven by AI ...

Lifecycle Marketing Manager

Boston, MA · On-site +1

$100K - $115K/yr

WHY WE NEED YOU Hydrow is looking for a Lifecycle Marketing Manager to help drive member engagement and conversion across the entire customer journey - from lead capture and nurture through ...

Lifecycle Marketing Manager Reporting Manager Title: Director of Digital Marketing FLSA Status: Exempt Work Arrangement: Hybrid Date Created: 05/2026 Date Revised: Created By: Kerry Graham Position ...

Lifecycle Marketing Manager

Boston, MA · On-site

$100K - $115K/yr

WHY WE NEED YOU Hydrow is looking for a Lifecycle Marketing Manager to help drive member engagement and conversion across the entire customer journey - from lead capture and nurture through ...

Lifecycle Marketing Lead

Chicago, IL · On-site

$120 - $170/hr

* Develop and own DubClub's lifecycle marketing and CRM strategy across creators and subscribers. * Build onboarding, activation, engagement, retention, cross-sell, referral, and reactivation programs.

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We are searching for a Software Lifecycle Specialist to join our team. Position Description This role will be focused on strengthening our software development lifecycle, ensuring high-quality ...

The Lifecycle Planner will be responsible for managing and implementing engineering changes in our manufacturing processes. This role involves coordinating with various teams, including Engineering ...

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How much do lifecycle jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for lifecycle in the United States is $26.92, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $25.96 and $27.88 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a lifecycle marketing manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Lifecycle Marketing Manager, you need expertise in customer segmentation, campaign strategy, and data analysis, often backed by a degree in marketing or business. Familiarity with marketing automation platforms like HubSpot, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, or Braze, as well as certifications in digital marketing, is typically required. Strong project management, cross-functional communication, and creative problem-solving skills set standout candidates apart. These skills are crucial for designing effective campaigns that maximize customer engagement, retention, and long-term business growth.

What is the difference between Lifecycle vs Product Manager?

AspectLifecycleProduct Manager
Primary FocusManaging product lifecycle stages from development to disposalOverseeing product development, strategy, and market success
Required SkillsProject management, process optimization, cross-functional coordinationMarket research, strategic planning, stakeholder communication
Work EnvironmentManufacturing, software development, or product-based industriesTech companies, startups, consumer goods
Common CertificationsProject Management Professional (PMP), Six SigmaCertified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO), Pragmatic Product Management

While both roles involve managing products, Lifecycle professionals focus on overseeing the entire product lifecycle process, ensuring smooth transitions between stages. Product Managers concentrate on product strategy, market fit, and driving product success. Understanding these differences helps organizations assign the right responsibilities and professionals to each phase of a product's journey.

How does a lifecycle manager typically collaborate with marketing, product, and customer success teams?

Lifecycle Managers work closely with marketing to coordinate targeted campaigns and ensure messaging aligns with the customer journey. They partner with product teams to understand feature releases and gather user feedback, helping to inform lifecycle strategies. Collaboration with customer success teams is essential for identifying customer pain points and optimizing engagement tactics. This cross-functional teamwork enables Lifecycle Managers to design and execute comprehensive programs that drive user retention, satisfaction, and growth.

What is a lifecycle manager?

Lifecycle managers are professionals responsible for overseeing the entire journey of a product, service, or customer relationship from initiation to completion or renewal. They work to optimize each stage—such as onboarding, engagement, retention, and offboarding—ensuring that users or products meet business goals efficiently. Their duties often include analyzing data, coordinating with marketing and product teams, and implementing strategies to improve user experience and value.
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Lifecycle Marketing Manager

Mixpanel

New York, NY • Hybrid

Full-time

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About the Team

The Revenue Marketing team at Mixpanel is responsible for pipeline generation across paid, organic, and product-led channels. This role sits within that team as its dedicated lifecycle owner, accountable for the programs and systems that turn interest into pipeline and move high-quality leads toward a meeting.

We're early in building a true channel team. With that comes real ownership and real influence over how this motion gets built. You won't be inheriting a mature engine, you'll be defining it.

About the Role

As our Lifecycle Marketing Manager, you own the always-on programs that drive conversion from handraiser to qualified meeting. That means building the nurture infrastructure, establishing best practices, and acting as a strong partner to regional campaign managers who need scalable, repeatable plays they can execute with confidence.

This is not a volume game. Our focus is high-quality engagement with the right accounts at the right moment - and you'll be the person who architects that motion end-to-end.

You'll work closely with Marketing Operations and Performance Marketing to define how email fits into the broader GTM stack, and you'll be a key stakeholder in how we operationalize HubSpot as our lifecycle layer.
Responsibilities 

  • Own the lifecycle marketing program from lead capture through demo booked nurture sequencing, segmentation logic, and revenue tracking
  • Build and manage always-on email programs in HubSpot, including lead nurture, re-engagement, and handraiser follow-up workflows
  • Partner with Marketing Ops to define system ownership across the GTM stack and establish clear rules of engagement between lifecycle, sales outreach, and product-led touchpoints
  • Collaborate with regional campaign managers to develop scalable, channel-ready lifecycle plays, reducing ad hoc execution and increasing consistency
  • Define and enforce email best practices across the org, including cadence, segmentation, and suppression logic to protect deliverability and audience trust
  • Instrument lifecycle performance in Mixpanel, guide building of  dashboards that track funnel conversion, sequence performance, and influence on pipeline
  • Partner with Performance Marketing on handraiser conversion strategy, aligning paid and lifecycle motions around shared pipeline goals
  • Work with the Marketing Ops team to bring clarity to tool ownership and use cases, particularly across HubSpot and any overlapping systems
What We're Looking For
  • 4+ years in lifecycle, email, or demand gen marketing with clear ownership of a B2B nurture program from strategy through execution
  • Hands-on experience building in HubSpot (or a comparable MAP- Marketo) - segmentation, workflows, sequences, reporting
  • Strong understanding of the handraiser-to-pipeline funnel in a B2B SaaS context, with a track record of improving conversion rates
  • Comfortable navigating a stack that's still being defined - you can assess what's broken, prioritize what matters, and build without waiting for perfect conditions
  • Strong instincts on quality-over-volume lifecycle strategy: you know how to drive engagement without burning your audience
  • Able to partner effectively with both technical (ops, engineering) and non-technical (regional marketers, field) stakeholders
  • Analytical mindset, you measure what you build, and you use data to iterate
Bonus Points
  • Experience building lifecycle programs at a product-led growth company
  • Background in sales-assisted + PLG hybrid motions where lifecycle bridges both
  • Familiarity with Qualified or similar handraiser/chat tools
  • Experience working alongside or standing up a Marketing Ops function from early stages

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