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Fever is the world's leading tech platform for culture and live entertainment, reaching over 300 million people monthly across 55+ countries. The company partners with major brands like Netflix, F.C. Barcelona, and Primavera Sound to democratize access to culture and entertainment through data-driven technology.
As Marketing Strategy Manager based in Madrid, you will own the end-to-end marketing strategy for a high-impact portfolio of exclusive global entertainment experiences. You will hold full P&L and budget ownership, driving demand, visibility, and long-term growth across Fever's experience catalog.
Key responsibilities include:
- Develop and execute compelling, scalable marketing strategies for exclusive experiences worldwide, including strategic partner events and Fever Originals
- Lead multi-channel digital marketing campaigns across Meta (primary), Google, TikTok, and emerging platforms, ensuring strong ROI and consistent performance
- Own strategic planning and forecasting to support revenue growth and regional market penetration
- Oversee and optimize large-scale marketing budgets with full P&L accountability
- Coordinate cross-functionally with Creative, Design, Media, CRM, Content, and Product teams to ensure unified, high-impact execution
- Work closely with Business Strategy and Growth Marketing teams to analyze performance, identify opportunities, and define growth strategies
- Lead meetings with internal teams and strategic partners to ensure alignment and successful project delivery
- Leverage advanced data insights and analytics to guide decision-making and refine marketing models
- Champion innovation by testing new channels, tactics, and approaches to stay ahead in digital entertainment marketing
You will be part of the Marketing Strategy team, which drives growth by attracting new users and increasing reach, visibility, and sales through data-driven campaigns across multiple channels.
