Role read
A quick read on what this posting appears to emphasize, based on the employer description and role fields.
This appears to be a general growth marketing role at GetYourGuide, with lifecycle, email, or CRM, SEO and content, and marketing ops and analytics.
Worth noticing
Lifecycle / email / CRM
“… SMB-style partner acquisition, rigorous commission and deal mechanics, lifecycle activation from sign-up to first transaction, and …”
Retention and reactivation programs are core here.
SEO / content
“… SEO …”
Organic traffic and editorial cadence are typical scope.
Marketing ops / analytics
“… audit it after launch. Analytical and incrementality fluency. Attribution trade-offs, holdout tests, cannibalization checks, multi-channel vs. …”
Systems ownership and reporting usually anchor this work.
Pipeline
“… growth (GMV, NR, ROAS targets). Own the partner pipeline and prioritization across all three channels. Decide …”
ROAS
“… transaction, and a continuous loop of optimization against ROAS and incrementality targets. Where our Enterprise team …”
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Tools
Which specific analytics and marketing tools does this role own directly?
- Company
- GetYourGuide
- Location
- Berlin
- Work mode
- Onsite
- Seniority
- Executive
- Posted
- June 16, 2026
- Apply
- Open employer site
Where this comes from
Signals found in the posting
Every line below is grounded in the actual posting or in the title, role fields, and seniority tags. Snippets are quoted verbatim; the source tag tells you which part of the listing they came from.
Channels mentioned
- Lifecycle / email / CRMfrom posting
… SMB-style partner acquisition, rigorous commission and deal mechanics, lifecycle activation from sign-up to first transaction, and …
Why it matters here: Retention and reactivation programs are core here.
- SEO / contentfrom posting
… SEO …
Why it matters here: Organic traffic and editorial cadence are typical scope.
- Marketing ops / analyticsfrom posting
… audit it after launch. Analytical and incrementality fluency. Attribution trade-offs, holdout tests, cannibalization checks, multi-channel vs. …
Why it matters here: Systems ownership and reporting usually anchor this work.
Success metrics mentioned
- Pipelinefrom posting
… growth (GMV, NR, ROAS targets). Own the partner pipeline and prioritization across all three channels. Decide …
- ROASfrom posting
… transaction, and a continuous loop of optimization against ROAS and incrementality targets. Where our Enterprise team …
- Activationfrom posting
… a common motion: scalable, economics-driven partner acquisition and activation at volume. Those channels are affiliate networks, …
- Retentionfrom posting
… like — tracking quality, activation rates, time-to-first-transaction and retention …
- Attributionfrom posting
… audit it after launch. Analytical and incrementality fluency. Attribution trade-offs, holdout tests, cannibalization checks, multi-channel vs. …
Responsibility patterns called out
- Own end-to-end campaign executionfrom posting
… tiers, caps, bonuses, placements — and run campaigns end-to-end …
Cross-functional partners mentioned
- Productfrom posting
… dashboards that let the team scale without adding headcount proportionally. Cross-functional credibility. You've partnered with Product …
Use this posting to prepare
Three short reads before you apply.
Each subsection below is grounded in something the posting or the role fields actually say. Use them as prompts — not as finished resume copy.
Step 1
Resume keywords to notice
Terms in the actual posting. Use these only where they match your real experience.
- Growth marketing
- Lifecycle
- SEO
- SEO
- Lifecycle
- Pipeline
- ROAS
- Activation
- Retention
- Attribution
- Work with product
- Product
Step 2
Questions to ask
Worth raising before applying or in the first recruiter conversation.
01Which systems and attribution models are considered the source of truth?
Why ask this: Triggered when marketing ops, attribution, or analytics tooling is named. Triggered by the posting’s mention of marketing ops / analytics tooling.
02How is the relationship between paid acquisition and lifecycle structured?
Why ask this: Triggered when both paid and lifecycle signals appear. Triggered by the posting’s mention of both paid and lifecycle signals.
03How are retention, activation, and reactivating-lapsed accounts measured?
Why ask this: Triggered when lifecycle or retention signals appear. Triggered by the posting’s mention of lifecycle / retention signals.
Step 3
Angles to consider
Each angle below starts from a real signal in the posting. The phrase “if this reflects your real experience” matters — don’t invent experience you don’t have.
Angle 01
Lifecycle / CRM angle
If this reflects your real background, emphasize: segmentation and lifecycle journeys, CRM tooling and journey orchestration, and retention, activation, and reactivation impact
Why we suggest this: posting mentions lifecycle / email / crm and retention.
Angle 02
Marketing ops angle
If this reflects your real background, emphasize: systems ownership (CRM, CDP, automation), data quality, attribution, and reporting, and stakeholder workflows and dashboards
Why we suggest this: posting mentions marketing ops / analytics and attribution.
Angle 03
Analytics / reporting angle
If this reflects your real background, emphasize: data warehouse access and tooling stack, metric definitions and reporting cadence, and attribution and forecasting accuracy
Why we suggest this: posting mentions attribution.
Keyword stuffing, fabricated bullets, or borrowed metrics tend to backfire in the first screen. Use these as a checklist, not a script.
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Original employer description
The posting as the employer wrote it
Reproduced verbatim from the employer. Verify everything in this brief against the source text below.
Change the way the world travels
Join the GetYourGuide journey to connect people with unforgettable travel experiences around the world. Millions look to us for unique activities they can trust, and it’s all powered by our commitment to make every single journey extraordinary - including yours.
Ready to unlock your potential with a community of fellow explorers? Find your next role at our Berlin HQ or one of our local offices around the globe, from New York to Bangkok. Head to getyourguide.careers to take the first step.
Teams Mission
GetYourGuide's Partnerships organization builds incremental, profitable demand through a portfolio of partner channels spanning enterprise distribution and scalable growth programs. This role leads the Growth Channels team, responsible for three channels that share a common motion: scalable, economics-driven partner acquisition and activation at volume.
Those channels are affiliate networks, travel agents, longtail publishers, and affilaites, and gift cards. They sit in the same team because they run on the same operating logic: programmatic or SMB-style partner acquisition, rigorous commission and deal mechanics, lifecycle activation from sign-up to first transaction, and a continuous loop of optimization against ROAS and incrementality targets. Where our Enterprise team runs bespoke BD and deep technical integrations with OTAs, banks, and airlines, Growth Channels runs playbooks — built to scale.
Your mission
Six things you'll own:
- Portfolio strategy and channel economics. Define what each of the three channels is for, where it competes, and what economics justify investment. Allocate budget, commissions, time, and headcount against profitable growth (GMV, NR, ROAS targets). Own the partner pipeline and prioritization across all three channels. Decide quickly what to scale and what to park.
- Scale affiliate networks with incrementality discipline. Structure deals — commission tiers, caps, bonuses, placements — and run campaigns end-to-end. Prove what's incremental vs. last-click noise and restructure economics accordingly. Tighten governance (SEM policy, coupon leakage, fraud, brand safety) without slowing down what works.
- Build Travel Agents into a real growth bet. This is the team's highest-upside acquisition play. Build the SMB-style partner acquisition motion end-to-end — referral, organic/SEO, SaaS marketplaces, community channels — and the lifecycle stack that pulls partners from sign-up to first booking and keeps them productive. Think less affiliate manager, more B2B growth lead.
- Land and validate Gift Cards. Stand up the BD motion, partner economics, and product/lifecycle stack this channel needs. This is a new bet: your job is to move fast, find the right retail and distribution partners, test the model, and make a clear call on whether to scale or deprioritize within a defined timeframe.
- Incubate the next bets. Growth Channels is the team's proving ground for new partnership models before they earn enterprise-level investment. When a new channel or partner type shows up on the roadmap — a new distribution format, an untested vertical, a model that doesn't yet fit the Enterprise playbook — this team runs the experiment. Your job is to define what "viable" looks like, build the minimum operating model needed to test it, and make a clear, time-bound call: scale it, hand it off to Enterprise, or kill it. Gift Cards is today's example of this motion; there will be others.
- Build the operating system that lets a lean team scale. Hire and coach the right shape of team across BD, growth marketing, lifecycle, and ops. Build the cadences, dashboards, and playbooks that let one PM-equivalent run numerous types and cohorts of partners. Set the bar for what "good" looks like — tracking quality, activation rates, time-to-first-transaction and retention. Work closely with your counterpart leading Enterprise Partnerships so both teams are running on shared infrastructure and consistent incrementality standards.
Your toolkit
What we expect you to bring:
- 8+ years in growth marketing or partnerships, with at least 3 leading a partner/affiliate, B2B, or B2B2C growth function at a marketplace, two-sided platform, or SMB-led product.
- SMB growth marketing chops. You've personally built partner acquisition motions — referral programs, SEO/organic plays, SaaS marketplace listings, community channels. You know how to find and convert small business partners at scale.
- Affiliate and deal mechanics. Commission design, tiering, caps, placements, promo strategy, partner governance (SEM rules, coupon policy, fraud prevention). You can negotiate the deal and audit it after launch.
- Analytical and incrementality fluency. Attribution trade-offs, holdout tests, cannibalization checks, multi-channel vs. last-click. You translate data into deal terms and budget moves, not slide decks.
- Lifecycle thinking. You've shipped or directly overseen activation and retention via product and email — onboarding flows, time-to-first-sale, performance digests, and win-back. You think in partner journeys, not just acquisition.
- People leadership, and operational excellence. You've hired, coached, and run a team of 3–15 across BD, growth marketing, lifecycle, and ops. You build the systems and dashboards that let the team scale without adding headcount proportionally.
- Cross-functional credibility. You've partnered with Product on tooling roadmaps, Finance on payout economics, Legal on partner contracts. You move fast without burning bridges.
Apply before July 21, 2026.