Marketing Manager Demand & Lead Generation

Manchester, ENG, GB, United Kingdom

Job Description

Marketing Manager - Demand & Lead Generation



Location: Manchester or London (Hybrid Office 3 days per week)



Salary: 55,000 - 60,000



Reports to: Marketing Director



About Dizplai

We transform passive viewers into active participants, unlocking new revenue streams for content owners, creators and brands. As we scale, we're looking for a Demand & Lead Generation Manager to lay the foundations of our demand generation function, building the programs, processes, and playbooks that will drive sustainable growth.

The Role



You'll be responsible for creating our demand and lead generation engine from the ground up, implementing the strategies, systems, and campaigns that turn audience interest into a pipeline. You'll work closely with Sales and report directly to the Marketing Director, ensuring every lead journey is designed to maximise conversion and revenue impact.

Alongside B2B demand generation, there will also be opportunities to contribute to Dizplai's direct-to-consumer (D2C) strategy and delivery, supporting growth initiatives that expand our reach into consumer markets.

Key Responsibilities



Design and implement end-to-end demand generation strategies, from acquisition to nurture. Establish lead management processes, including lead scoring, routing, and reporting, in close alignment with Sales. Build out acquisition campaigns across paid media, content syndication, organic, and partnerships. Develop and execute nurture programs that move leads through the funnel with the right content at the right time. Connect campaigns with first- and third-party events to ensure measurable lead and pipeline outcomes. Define reporting frameworks to track, analyse, and communicate campaign performance and ROI. Recommend and implement the right tech stack/tools to support demand generation and lead management. Partner with content teams to identify and produce assets that drive leads from awareness to decision. Support elements of Dizplai's D2C consumer strategy and delivery, applying your demand generation expertise to a wider audience.

About You



5-8 years' experience in B2B demand generation, ideally in consultancy or technology and scale-up environments. Proven ability to build lead generation and nurture programs from scratch. Hands-on expertise with marketing automation platforms and CRM systems. Strong background in lead scoring, pipeline management, and sales alignment. Experience connecting campaigns, owned and third-party events to drive and nurture leads. Strategic thinker with the ability to roll up sleeves and execute. Data-driven, with a test-and-learn mindset and ability to report clear ROI. Collaborative, resourceful, and comfortable building in a fast-growth environment.

What We Offer



The chance to build a demand generation function from the ground up. Direct impact and visibility, reporting to the Marketing Director. A collaborative and ambitious team environment. Hybrid/flexible working. 25 Days holiday. Personal and professional development programs.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: 55,000.00-60,000.00 per year

Application question(s):

Are you eligible to work in the UK indefinitely? Have you had over 5yrs experience in Demand and Lead Generation? Should you be successful in your application to interview, will you be able to provide examples of successful lead generation campaigns's including results and tactics employed? Are you prepared to be in either the London or Manchester office 3 days a week?
Work Location: Hybrid remote in Manchester M1 3HF

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Job Detail

  • Job Id
    JD3696927
  • Industry
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  • Total Positions
    1
  • Job Type:
    Full Time
  • Salary:
    Not mentioned
  • Employment Status
    Permanent
  • Job Location
    Manchester, ENG, GB, United Kingdom
  • Education
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