Growth Strategist – Chief Grower

Epic Gardening

Growth Strategist managing Meta paid marketing for Epic Gardening and Botanical Interests. Developing creative strategies, budgets, and campaigns to increase contribution margin through effective ad spend.

Posted 4/30/2026full-timeRemote • California, Tennessee • 🇺🇸 United StatesLead💰 $115,000 - $130,000 per yearWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Meta paid across Epic Gardening and Botanical Interests
Strategy, budget, campaign structure, in-platform execution
Creative strategy is your primary lever
Set the testing roadmap, write the hooks, storyboard concepts
Run a tight loop with an in-house videographer
Paid UGC and creator whitelisting
Voice integrity
Ensure every ad sounds like a knowledgeable, friendly gardener talking to another gardener

Requirements

What you’ll need

$2M or more in annual Meta spend that you've personally owned, hands on keyboard
Direct-response creative instinct
IC mindset
Genuine empathy for the gardener
Ex-founders of small DTC brands who ran all of it themselves before they could afford help
Solo creators with large followings who know how to hold attention in three seconds and have learned the LTV math
Performance creative leads from product-led startups who think in retention loops, not campaign calendars

Benefits

Comp & perks

employer-paid health insurance premiums for employees at 80%
dependents at 50%
dental
vision
voluntary benefits
7 paid holidays
7 sick days
unlimited time off (salaried)
12 weeks paid parental or adoption leave
401(k) with 4% match through Vanguard
$500 yearly professional development stipend
employee product discounts
more

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Hard Skills & Tools

Meta advertisingcampaign structurecreative strategytesting roadmapdirect-response creativeperformance creativeretention loopsLTV math

Soft Skills

genuine empathycreative instinctIC mindsetability to hold attention