B2B Performance Marketing Manager

B2B Performance Marketing Manager Apply to Reap! About Reap Reap is a global financial technology company headquartered in Hong Kong with employees across multiple countries. We enable financial connectivity and access for businesses worldwide by combining traditional finance with stablecoins for efficient money movement. Through our stablecoin-powered corporate cards, payments, and expense management tools, we streamline financial operations and help businesses scale. Our APIs enable businesses to integrate stablecoin-enabled finance into their own products and services—from issuing Visa cards to facilitating cross-border payments. Backed by leading investors including Acorn Pacific, Index Ventures and HashKey Capital, Reap is building the future of borderless, stablecoin-enabled finance. Why Reap? This is a pure performance seat. You'll own a paid budget that scales into six figures monthly at ramp, released in monthly tranches against hard cost-per-lead gates: hit your numbers and the next tranche unlocks and grows; miss them and spend holds while we fix it together. Two motions: high-volume self-serve signups for our corporate card product (fast feedback loops, days to signal) and named-account campaigns for our embedded-finance platform (longer cycles, pipeline-measured). Every dollar is tied to a lead-and-gross-profit forecast. Leadership here funds what performs — the ceiling on your budget is your own ROAS. A working foundation is already live — first-party tracking, bot filtering, cleaned funnels, agencies mid-flight, playbooks from one of the industry's best-performing B2B teams — and a leadership team that has pre-approved scaling budgets wherever ROAS is positive. You'll turn that into the in-house engine behind one of the fastest-growing card platforms in the world, with your results visible in company gross profit, reviewed weekly, in public. What this role is NOT Not a generalist marketing role. No brand strategy, no content calendars, no social media management, no event planning — we have owners for all of that. Not a "manage the agency" role. Agencies run alongside you for the first months; you out-execute them and take the engine in-house. Not a reporting-up role. You build, you launch, you optimize, you kill. Hands in the platforms daily. If your last role was mostly strategy decks and standups, this will be a bad fit — and the interview will show it fast. What you'll own The full paid stack, hands-on: Google Ads (Search, PMax, scripts), Meta, LinkedIn Campaign Manager, Reddit, programmatic — structure, budgets, bids, creative testing, and the honest read on what's working Unit economics: marginal vs blended CPL by channel, CAC per activated account, payback windows, ROAS reported against revenue data — not platform dashboards Measurement infrastructure: GTM, GA4, server-side/first-party tracking, UTM discipline, conversion events specced end-to-end into HubSpot; you'll query campaign data yourself (SQL against our warehouse / Metabase) Traffic quality: bot and fake-lead filtering, disposable-email exclusion, honest lead-quality feedback loops with sales — we optimize on real humans only Automation: rules, scripts, and workflow automation (n8n / Make / Zapier) for bid management, budget pacing, anomaly alerts, and reporting pipelines — plus AI-native creative and analysis workflows as standard ABM execution: intent-data tooling (6sense or equivalent), target-account list orchestration, engagement-qualified handoff to sales Incrementality: holdout groups, geo splits, and lift tests — proving ads caused the revenue, not just touched it Competitor-intel-driven search: negative-keyword and competitor-query strategy, plugged into our Semrush / SE Ranking stack What you bring 5+ years of hands-on B2B paid acquisition; you've personally deployed $1M+ cumulative and run $50K+ months on accounts you owned — and you can show the accounts or the numbers Proof you've bent a curve: at least one story of taking a channel's CPL or CAC materially down through structural work (account rebuild, bid strategy, audience architecture, creative system) — with before/after figures Attribution literacy: you know why the platform number and the CRM number disagree, and which one you pay bonuses on Fluency across 8+ tools you can name and explain without hesitation An experimenter's kill discipline: fast test cycles, pre-defined kill triggers, no sunk-cost romance Comfort with SQL and spreadsheets as first instruments, AI as a force multiplier Nice to Have Fintech, payments, SaaS or crypto/web3 audiences; Emerging-market scaling (LATAM, SEA); 6sense specifically Why You'll Love it Here A high-impact role in a rapidly growing fintech startup Flexible hybrid/remote work environment with a global, collaborative team Insurance coverage after probation Reap Card stipend and remote setup allowance Use of AI tools at work — and the space to learn, experiment, and grow with them A culture of innovation, inclusion, and continuous learning After submitting your application, please check your inbox for a confirmation email. If you don't see it, kindly check your spam or junk folder and adjust your settings to ensure future communication reaches your inbox. You can follow the steps here . Department Marketing Locations Hong Kong, Singapore, London, Ireland, Poland, Czech Republic, Malaysia, Taiwan Remote status Fully Remote About Reap Reap is a leading global payment technology provider that enables financial connectivity and access for businesses worldwide. By merging traditional finance with digital assets, bridging disparate economies, and connecting key financial players, we are transforming the financial landscape into a more interconnected and interoperable space for efficient money movement. With stablecoin-enabled corporate cards, payout solutions, and expense management tools, we streamline financial operations and empower businesses to scale. Our APIs enable businesses to embed finance into their own products and services, from issuing Visa cards to facilitating cross-border payments. Reap is supported by a strong network of investors, including Acorn Pacific Ventures, Arcadia Funds, HashKey Capital, Hustle Fund, Fresco Capital, Abacus Ventures, and Payment Asia.