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Six Figure Consulting
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GTM Engineer (Email Marketing & Operations Manager)
About Us:Six Figure Consulting is a results-driven appointment-setting agency that helps B2B businesses generate qualified appointments through cold email and LinkedIn outreach. We leverage automation, AI, and data-driven strategies to streamline outbound campaigns, ensuring high conversion rates for our clients. Our focus is on running high-performing campaigns while optimizing our internal lead-generation efforts.
We’re looking for a GTM Engineer (Email Marketing & Operations Manager) who can ensure our client campaigns run at peak efficiency while driving Six Figure Consulting’s own outbound efforts.
Fully remote position with flexible working hours.
Available as a full-time or part-time role, with a minimum commitment of 3 days per week (equivalent hours).
Competitive compensation based on experience and expertise.
Client Campaign Management – Oversee and execute client campaigns, ensuring they are optimized and running smoothly.
Client Data Management – Source, verify, and manage lead data using tools like Clay, Persana AI, Apollo, Instantly, and other enrichment tools.
Client Onboarding & Strategy Execution – Take client insights from onboarding and craft data-driven, high-converting outbound campaigns.
Six Figure Consulting’s Internal Lead Generation – Develop and execute creative outbound strategies to attract new clients and build brand awareness.
Email Deliverability & Domain Health Management – Ensure high deliverability rates, warm-up strategies, and effective domain setups to maintain campaign effectiveness.
Clay, Persana AI, Apollo, Instantly, Smartlead, Getsales, HighLevel CRM, ClickUp, Heyreach, and other outreach automation tools.
Weekly Zoom meetings for check-ins and updates.
Ongoing collaboration via Slack and ClickUp for task management.
Must be highly responsive, proactive, and independent in executing tasks.
Experience with GTM tech stacks, notably Clay, Smartlead, Instantly, and other outbound automation tools.
Strong understanding of outbound lead generation, email marketing, and LinkedIn outreach.
Detail-oriented and process-driven – thrives on structure, efficiency, and automation.
Growth-oriented and entrepreneurial mindset – takes ownership, looks ahead, and optimizes for results.
Bonus points if you have experience working with agencies or B2B service-based businesses.
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